A legal support organization based in Osaka is providing free legal consultations to families and individuals who have lost loved ones to suicide. The service will be available for 24 hours from noon on the 14th to noon the following day, accommodating those who may have work commitments during regular hours. The consultations can be accessed via telephone and through a LINE account. The service aims to assist with a wide range of legal issues, including compensation claims related to workplace suicides and debts left behind after a suicide.

Recent trends in consultations highlight the growing concerns surrounding suicides, particularly those related to excessive work pressure or social media troubles faced by youth. Families of individuals who have committed suicide by jumping in front of trains, for example, are increasingly seeking advice on how to claim compensation from railway companies. The initiative was launched in response to the need for accessible legal support during the government's "Suicide Prevention Month" in March, allowing people who may be unable to seek help during typical working hours to access support at any time.

In addition to the 24-hour consultation service, the support group continues to offer weekly consultations on Wednesdays. Families can reach out through the designated phone number or via a form available on the group's website, providing ongoing support to those who have been impacted by such tragedies. This comprehensive approach signifies a proactive effort to address the multifaceted legal challenges faced by survivors of suicide, emphasizing the importance of legal assistance in the healing process after such a loss.