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The Moonee Valley Legal Service can assist with various enquiries, including debt, Centrelink issues, family law, and tenancy rights.
You can use self-help resources or contact community organisations to assist with issues about your home.
The Moonee Valley Legal Service can assist with various enquiries, including debt, Centrelink issues, family law, and tenancy rights.
Morwell Neighbourhood House is hosting an All You Can Eat Pasta and Coffee day with free clinics to help with lodging complaints and an information session about mould in rental properties.
If you identify a problem with a product or service you bought, there are many resources available.
Join our virtual law week event to learn how to spot scammers and where to go for help if you've been scammed.
Join our workshop to learn about your consumer rights, how to avoid scams, and get a free legal health check. Enjoy a light lunch while gaining essential knowledge to protect yourself and others.
Support is available to understand your rights and what you can do when they are ignored.
Discover how disability discrimination law can support students with disabilities in accessing education equally.
Visit the Tatura Library for a free and confidential 30-minute conversation with a lawyer from Victoria Legal Aid about your Victorian fines.
Help is available to resolve problems related to your relationships through every stage of life.
Free 45-minute telephone sessions with Nicholes Family Lawyers to help you with Family Law issues.
Discover legal options and support for family violence at this WEstjustice presentation.
There are many different parts to the legal system and it can be complex, but there is help to find your way.
The Moonee Valley Legal Service can assist with various enquiries, including Centrelink issues, family law, and tenancy rights.
Director of the RMIT Centre for Innovative Justice and former Attorney General Rob Hulls AM discuss the importance of innovative justice, holistic thinking and the specialist courts in Victoria.
When we have a legal issue, one of the hardest parts of getting help is knowing where to look. These four steps can get you started on solving your legal problem.
This site is run by Victoria Law Foundation
contact@victorialawfoundation.org.au
Phone: (03) 9604 8100
Level 5, 43 Hardware Lane
Melbourne, VIC 3000
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