Help! I Need ASSISTANCE!

The information on this page outlines different ways that you can get assistance with tenancy issues.

 

For Telephone Advice

tenants advice line
 

TAS provides free quality legal advice and information to residential tenants across WA through the Tenants Advice Line (for tenants only). TAS telephone advice line workers receive extensive in-house training and are closely supervised by a Solicitor.

 
Metro Area 9221 0088 Weekdays, 8.30am - 3.30pm
Country (Freecall) 1800 621 888 Weekdays, 1.00pm - 3.30pm
 
 

 

For Information By Email

request information by email
 
Tenants may wish to request TAS information sheets relevant to their tenancy issue(s) to be sent to them via email. Complete and send in the form provided on this web site and TAS will attempt to respond by email within 24 hours.
 
 
 

 

To See A Tenant Advocate Worker

contact a tenant advocate
 

If telephone advice is not enough and you are in need of personal assistance, you may wish to contact a Tenant Advocate from the WA Tenancy Network at one of the following agencies closest to you. Tenant advocates can help with such things as writing letters, applications to Homeswest, and going to court.

 
Metropolitan:
Fremantle Community Legal Centre
9432 9790
Gosnells Community Legal Centre
9398 1455
Midland Information Debt & Legal Advocacy Service
9250 2123
Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre (Mirrabooka)
9440 1663
Welfare Rights & Advocacy Service (Perth)
9328 1751
Southern Communities Advocacy Legal Education Services (Rockingham)
9528 6077
Sussex Street Community Law Service (Victoria Park)
9470 2676
 
Regional:
ASWA (Bunbury)
1800 222 213
Geraldton Resource Centre
9964 3533
Goldfields Community Legal Centre (Kalgoorlie)
9021 1888
Kimberley Community Legal Service (Kununurra)
9169 3100
Pilbara Community Legal Service (Karratha)
9185 5899
Pilbara Community Legal Service (Newman)
9177 8708
Pilbara Community Legal Service (Roebourne)
9182 1169
Pilbara Community Legal Service (South Hedland)
9140 1613
 
 

 

Information For Boarders & Lodgers

Currently no specific legislation exists to cover boarders and lodgers in WA and consequently there is no information on this site applicable to boarding and lodging situations.

 
 

 

Information For Landlords

If you are a landlord seeking assistance, please contact the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection on 1300 30 40 54.

 
 

 

 

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