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The quickest way to get help is to browse our legal information or contact us online via Legal Help Chat. You can also call 1300 792 387, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Justice Connect provides free legal advice and support to disadvantaged people. Sometimes they may refer to private lawyers who can advise for free – called pro bono. Contact us for your legal questions and find out how we can help you. There are over 50 municipal legal centres in Victoria. The Law Institute of Victoria may refer you to a lawyer to deal with your particular problem. These lawyers offer a free 30-minute telephone consultation before charging a fee for their services. For a legal recommendation from the Law Institute of Victoria, call the hotline on 03 9607 9550 or check out their lawyer directory information, including access to apply for legal aid, our lawyers` handbook and the latest news. Justice Connect provides free legal advice to disadvantaged people and develops programs to meet the legal needs of homeless people, seniors, non-profit organizations and self-advocates. The Victoria Law Foundation (VLF) is a statutory non-profit organisation that aims to help Victorians understand the law and their legal system.

Support services are available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with legal matters and court cases. For more information, see the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander website. Victoria Legal Aid`s duty counsel service can provide confidential legal advice and representation to tenants (tenants) and residents free of charge in property matters (evictions) and injunctions. The following information provides a general overview of where you can find legal aid. The list of organizations below does not constitute an endorsement of their product or service. The Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) offers online and telephone legal mediation. All Legal Referral Service law firms offer a free 30-minute investigative interview. This can help you determine the nature of the legal issue, the options available and the estimated cost of the procedure. The following services provide free or low-cost legal advice or assistance. You can get legal help through the National Relay Service or our legal chat.

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