Legal Services Commission

About

The Legal Services Commission is the legal aid organisation for South Australia. It helps people who need legal advice, a lawyer at court or help with family disputes, and it does much of this for free.

People can call the free Legal Helpline, apply for legal aid to have a lawyer represent them in court, or get help from a duty lawyer at many court locations.

The Commission also offers family dispute resolution, child support services and free community legal education. Its Law Handbook and plain English factsheets explain the law in South Australia.

Geographic Focus and Office Locations

The Commission is based at 159 Gawler Place in Adelaide and serves people across South Australia. It offers duty lawyer advice and representation at many court locations.

Notable Expertise or Industry Focus

The Commission gives legal aid, legal advice and duty lawyer services. Its service directory and Law Handbook cover criminal and traffic offences, family relationships, child support, wills and estates, immigration, workers compensation and more. It also runs family dispute resolution and community legal education sessions. It has programs for Aboriginal people, young people, migrants and people with disability.

Reviews

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★★★★★

Went there today with my support worker for legal advice to do with my rights as a tenant. Had an appointment with Michael. Was absolutely brilliant,, I left with some decent and very helpful information and a plan for the weeks ahead, and most importantly for me, peace of mind. I was listened to, and respected, and I appreciated that a lot

Contact Information

Address

159 Gawler Pl, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia