Women's Rights Lawyer/Solicitor (Civil Law) (w/Relocation assistance)Join to apply for the Women's Rights Lawyer/Solicitor (Civil Law) (w/Relocation assistance) role at Central Australian Women's Legal ServiceWomen's Rights Lawyer/Solicitor (Civil Law) (w/Relocation assistance)6 days ago Be among the first 25 applicantsJoin to apply for the Women's Rights Lawyer/Solicitor (Civil Law) (w/Relocation assistance) role at Central Australian Women's Legal ServiceGet AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features.Competitive + 12% super + salary packaging6 weeks leave | Relocation + remote allowancesWhy Join CAWLS?Up to $3,000 relocation support to help you settle in Alice SpringsGenerous leave: 6 weeks annual + 12 days personalSalary packaging options to increase your take-home payWorkplace wellbeing focus with ongoing mentorship and team connectionProfessional development: Paid training and upskillingMake real impact: Work alongside a passionate, multicultural legal team supporting women and families in needAbout CAWLSThe Central Australian Women’s Legal Service (CAWLS) is a Community Legal Centre delivering holistic, culturally safe legal services to women in Central Australia and the Barkly Region. We assist those affected by domestic and family violence across family law, civil law, and more. With offices in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek, we also lead education, reform, and outreach initiatives to support systemic change.The RoleDue to ongoing organisational growth, Central Australian Women’s Legal Service (CAWLS) has a newly available opportunity for a full-time Civil Lawyer/Solicitor (Women’s Rights) to join our team in Alice Springs, NT, on a 2-year contract.Key responsibilities:Provide legal advice and representation in areas including family law, domestic violence, tenancy, and employmentAppear in courts and tribunals (including duty lawyer work)Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary, trauma-informed teamParticipate in community outreach (including remote travel) and deliver legal educationBuild partnerships with local organisations and contribute to law reform projectsMaintain accurate legal files and contribute to internal trainingWhat You’ll NeedEligible for a Practising Certificate in the Northern TerritoryMinimum 2 years post-admission experience in an Australian legal practiceAbility to work with diverse communities, including First Nations peopleStrong grasp of civil law matters, especially domestic and family violenceStrong communication skills and a commitment to social justiceThis is a female-identified position under the Sex Discrimination Act (Sections 30 and 34). You must be able to obtain a NT Driver’s Licence, Ochre Card, and National Police Check.Ready to Apply?Use your legal skills where they matter most. Join CAWLS to support women, drive systemic change, and grow professionally in a supportive and passionate team.Apply now – this is your chance to make a real difference.Seniority levelSeniority levelNot ApplicableEmployment typeEmployment typeFull-timeJob functionJob functionLegalIndustriesLegal Services, Community Services, and Non-profit OrganizationsReferrals increase your chances of interviewing at Central Australian Women's Legal Service by 2xGet notified about new Lawyer jobs in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia 1 week agoDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia A$400,000.00-A$450,000.00 3 weeks agoDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia 5 days agoDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia A$106,158.00-A$126,245.00 4 weeks agoDarwin City, Northern Territory, Australia 1 week agoDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia $150,000.00-$200,000.00 3 weeks agoExpressions of Interest - Government (Defence and National Security) LawyersDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia 1 day agoPrincipal Lawyer, L2/EL2, Competition and Consumer Law Unit, Specialist Advice and Services Division (EA2025/85)Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia 5 days agoCU Connect Opportunities - Expression of InterestDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia 1 week agoLawyer/Senior Lawyer, L1/APS6/EL1, Competition and Consumer Law Unit (EA2025/86)Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia 5 days agoExpressions of interest for legal professionalsDarwin, Northern Territory, Australia 1 day agoWe’re unlocking community knowledge in a new way. Experts add insights directly into each article, started with the help of AI.
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