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The LGBTI Legal Service publishes factsheets with general information about legal issues impacting the LGBTIQA+ communities. These are general advice only and you should seek individual legal advice about your own personal circumstances.

General Discrimination

What Is Discrimination?

Discrimination – Gender Identity

Discrimination – Sexuality

Discrimination – Sex Characteristics

Employment Discrimination

Online Hate and Cyber Bullying

Intersex People and Healthcare Rights

Conversion Practices

Vilification

Rights at School

LGBTI Rights at School

Gay At School

Trans At School

Intersex At School

Transgender and Nonbinary

Justice Beyond the Binary

Transgender and Your Right To Healthcare

Pronouns

Transgender and Under 18

Medicare and Nonbinary Gender Markers

Recognised Details Certificate

Nonbinary Parents

Transgender Gym Memberships

Domestic and Family Violence

Coercive Control

Violence in Non-Monogamous Relationships

Victim Assist

Pamphlets for Printing

Transgender Healthcare

Say No To Online Hate

Out at Work

Human Rights for LGBTIQA+ Kids

Transgender and Nonbinary Identity Documents

Coercive Control

Discrimination 101

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  • Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
  • In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
  • We are expanding our team with two new solicitor roles. Find out more in the link in bio.
  • LGBTI Legal Service as reopened after our end of year break. We are open from 10am-4pm on weekdays. See our website for how to get in contact with us.
  • We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
  • LGBTI Legal Service will be hiring new solicitors in 2026! Keen an eye out for more information in the new year!
  • Our office will be closed from 12pm today until 10am on Monday 12 January 2026. If you need legal assistance during this time, please contact Legal Aid Queensland on 1300 65 11 88. We wish you all a very happy holiday break!
  • We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
  • No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
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Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
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Vilification laws are there to protect our communities from hate speech and violence. If you have experienced vilification, contact LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
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In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
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In 2020, QLD banned health practitioners from performing conversion practices aimed at changing or suppressing LGBTQA identities. If you have been impacted by conversion practices, contact the LGBTI Legal Service for free legal advice. This factsheet is intended to give general advice only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice
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We are expanding our team with two new solicitor roles. Find out more in the link in bio.
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We are expanding our team with two new solicitor roles. Find out more in the link in bio.
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LGBTI Legal Service as reopened after our end of year break. We are open from 10am-4pm on weekdays. See our website for how to get in contact with us.
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LGBTI Legal Service as reopened after our end of year break. We are open from 10am-4pm on weekdays. See our website for how to get in contact with us.
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We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
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We stand with the transgender community, especially our young people, who are impacted by the Government’s decision today. We will continue to fight for trans young people’s access to healthcare. If this news is distressing please contact the following the support services. Lifeline (Crisis support) – 13 11 14 QLife (LGBTIQA+ peer telephone support) – 1800 184 527, 3pm-midnight every day. Headspace (Youth mental health support) – 1800 650 890 13YARN Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander crisis support If you are impacted by this decision please contact us in the new year, we reopen on 12th of January
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LGBTI Legal Service will be hiring new solicitors in 2026! Keen an eye out for more information in the new year!
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LGBTI Legal Service will be hiring new solicitors in 2026! Keen an eye out for more information in the new year!
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Our office will be closed from 12pm today until 10am on Monday 12 January 2026. If you need legal assistance during this time, please contact Legal Aid Queensland on 1300 65 11 88. We wish you all a very happy holiday break!
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Our office will be closed from 12pm today until 10am on Monday 12 January 2026. If you need legal assistance during this time, please contact Legal Aid Queensland on 1300 65 11 88. We wish you all a very happy holiday break!
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We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
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We thank you for another year of support of LGBTI Legal Service!
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No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
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No one should have to experience violence, but help is available if you have. Contact LGBTI Legal Service for legal advice about the Victim Assist Queensland scheme and how it may apply to you.
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