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 Our services are closed from 18 December 2025. Services will resume from 5 January 2026.

During this time, we will not be able to receive or respond to enquiries. We will begin receiving enquiries once services resume in the new year. Please note that our response times may be delayed throughout January.

If you are looking for urgent legal assistance, please contact your local legal aid.

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If you are making an enquiry on behalf of a community organisation, please visit our Not-For-Profit Law website.

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We’re building a fairer and better society

 

In the face of rising levels of unmet legal need, we design and deliver high impact interventions to increase access to legal support and progress social justice.

Many of life’s problems have legal solutions. Whether a single mother is facing homelessness, or an older person is grappling with family violence, the law can make a huge difference in people’s lives.

We connect people with legal help. We use the power of the law to open up the legal system for those locked out of it, and fight to change the system where it is broken.

We’re changing unfair laws

Sometimes the law and legal system is unfair. Sometimes the law has unintended consequences. When we see this in our work, we challenge these laws and change them. Take a look at our latest campaigns.

 

Legal need grows as disasters affect Australians

Australian communities have dealt with bushfires, floods and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our services continue to run in response to rising legal need.

Our response to COVID-19

Our stories

Read the stories of the people and community groups we have helped.

 

We helped Farhan assert his wishes before a heart transplant

With our legal help, Farhan's partner Paul was appointed as an Enduring Guardian, so Farhan could have peace of mind.

Read Farhan's story
We help bushfire affected farmers

James was thankful to be connected with local lawyers who could better understand and support him.

Read James's story