We understand that dealing with the legal system can be confusing and intimidating. The United Communities Legal Center can help you through the process. Environmental Issues in the Public InterestOutreach: All Major Regional Centres CJSSA is a not-for-profit organization committed to providing quality professional legal advice that changes the lives of individuals, families and communities. Every year, more than 15,000 people in South Africa receive free legal advice through our network of centres in South Australia`s major cities and rural areas. Most centres offer their services free of charge. The Magistrate`s Court Legal Advice Service is a free legal advice centre that assists with minor civil disputes. We also work with other community groups to help them understand legal issues. Limited services available. The centre offers evening legal advice on Mondays and Thursdays. Please call to make an appointment. Ongoing legal assistance and/or representation is only available to persons who cannot afford a private lawyer, who are not entitled to legal aid and whose situation is legally logical.
Sometimes you or your family need help with a legal issue. At each centre, qualified lawyers, consultants and support staff take the time to explain your legal obligations, rights and options. Free legal assistance to help you with a range of questions Free and confidential telephone service for legal information After the initial consultation, you may be entitled to ongoing assistance. Alternatively, your case may be referred immediately to legal aid, a private lawyer, or another non-legal service. The program aims to help students become better lawyers by involving them in the entire process of advising real clients legally. If a center provides legal representation or additional assistance, you may have to pay a fee (such as expert advice) if no waiver can be obtained on your behalf. We honour the contributions of Indigenous peoples, Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous peoples who have worked tirelessly to identify and remove barriers to access to justice for women and children in this land where we all live and share. Our services are staffed by law students in the past year and supervised by qualified lawyers. The Services are confidential and may assist with legal advice, letters, court documents and dispute resolution. Several organizations provide or organize free legal assistance. If an issue goes beyond counselling and minor help, costs may be incurred, or you may need to meet eligibility criteria (usually a resource test) to avoid or reduce these costs. Community Justice Services SA continues to operate and offers limited personal appointments in all offices under certain circumstances.
We will continue to provide telephone legal advice to those who do not receive in-person appointments. If possible, please contact us by phone or email instead of participating. Please note that our phones are still in operation. We can make an appointment by phone if you need legal advice. Please visit our contact page for contact details. The centre has volunteers who are present during the day and can take reservations in person. The Centre is also involved in a number of community-based projects on reconciliation and human rights. We provide free civil, criminal, family, and immigration legal advice to most community members, as well as free legal representation in state and federal courts, as well as cases, all of which are eligible. CJSSA provides free legal services to the community in a professional and friendly environment. The Women`s Legal Service (SA) respectfully honours the traditional stewards of the land and seas across South Australia where we meet and provide services to the community. It is a privilege to work with the many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we respect their culture, traditions and history and believe that working together is a path to reconciliation. Ngadlu tampinthi Kaurna miyurna yarta mathanya Wama Tarntanyaku.
Take a look at these links if you are visiting our U City building for an appointment. Our qualified team can help you with information, advice, representations or recommendations. In most cases, these services are free of charge. CLCs provide initial advice on most legal issues to each member of the community. Call toll-free 1300 850 650 or click here to find a branch near you. “We recognise that the Kaurna people are the landowner and custodian of the Adelaide Plains. Our members provide free legal advice, support and referrals to community members who might not otherwise get the help they deserve. We now operate from the South Adelaide Metropolitan Area, the Fleurieu Peninsula, the Limestone Coast and Riverland. We are the largest provider of community legal services in South Australia and are funded by the Commonwealth and Attorney General`s departments. Reach locations in the Adelaide metropolitan area, in rural, regional and remote areas of South Australia.
