Audio coming soon. The full transcript is below.
DraftThis episode has not been reviewed by a lawyer yet. It is general information about Queensland law, not legal advice.
In this episode
- What is coming: one plain English situation per episode, for people in South Australia.
- Why SA gets its own show: the rules, forms and tribunals are different from state to state.
- Every episode will be general information about South Australian law, not legal advice.
- Need help now? The Legal Services Commission of SA Legal Helpline is free on 1300 366 424.
- In an emergency, call triple zero.
Transcript
Host: Hello, South Australia. This is The Not A Lawyer podcast, and you are listening to the trailer. First, the important bit. Everything on this show is general information. It is not legal advice.
Host: And I am not a lawyer. Honestly, the name does most of the explaining.
What this is
Host: Something happens, and suddenly you are reading words you have never needed before. Bond. Termination. Expiation notice. Your heart rate goes up and the internet gives you twelve different answers.
Host: Each episode will take one situation and talk it through in plain English. What it usually means. What you can do next. Who in South Australia can help, for free.
Why South Australia gets its own show
Host: We began in Queensland, and it turns out each state does things its own way. Different rules for renting. Different ways fines work. Different tribunals and different forms.
Host: So the South Australian episodes are being made for South Australia, with a lawyer who works in SA asking and answering the questions a normal person has at two in the morning.
Until then
Host: If you need help today, the Legal Services Commission has a free Legal Helpline. The number is 1300 366 424.
Host: If you are in danger, call triple zero.
Host: The Not A Lawyer podcast, South Australia. Coming soon.