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Legal Services Commission of SA
Address
82-98 Wakefield St, Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia
Telephone
8463 3555
8463 3691 TTY
1300 366 424 Legal Help Line
8463 3691 TTY
1300 366 424 Legal Help Line
Fax
8463 3599
Website
Postal Address
GPO Box 1718, Adelaide, SA 5001 Australia
- Adelaide - Youth Legal Service, Youth Court, 75 Wright St, Adelaide 5000
- Tel. 8463 3533
- Fax 8463 3530
- Elizabeth - Ground Floor, Windsor Bldg, Elizabeth City Centre, Elizabeth 5112
- Tel. 8207 9292
- Fax 8207 9333
- Holden Hill - Tenancy 7, 560 North East Rd, Holden Hill 5088
- Tel. 8369 1044
- Fax 8369 1066
- Mount Barker - 18 Walker St, Mount Barker 5251
- Tel. 8226 8722
- Noarlunga - Ground Floor, Noarlunga House, Noarlunga Centre 5168
- Tel. 8207 3877
- Fax 8207 3880
- Port Adelaide - ANL House, 306 St Vincent St, Port Adelaide 5015
- Tel. 8207 6276
- Fax 8207 6277
- Port Augusta - 13 Flinders Tce, Port Augusta 5700
- Tel. 8648 5180
- Fax 8648 5370
- Whyalla - 7/169 Nicolson Ave, Whyalla Norrie 5608
- Tel. 8648 8940
- Fax 8648 8950
Hours
Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm. Telephone Advice: Mon - Fri 9am - 4.30pm
Eligibility
Free legal advice is available to the general public. Legal representation is subject to certain restrictions and to means and merit tests
Access
For wheelchairs, including toilets
Wheelchair access
Disability toilets
Wheelchair access
Disability toilets
Services
- Free legal advice - civil, criminal and family law matters, including Legal Help Line, specialist advice in domestic violence, Centrelink and migration matters and at prisons by appointment
- Legal representation - civil, criminal and family matters
- Child Support Unit - assistance for all child support and maintenance issues, tel. 8463 3576
- Family dispute resolution - mediated solutions to family law problems
- Community legal education - publications, information sessions, training courses and online resources
- Duty solicitor service - for most registries of the Magistrates and Youth Courts every weekday. Duty solicitors can assist people who are appearing in court on a criminal charge and and are unrepresented. Duty lawyers are also available at the Family Law Courts to provide advice and assistance to self represented litigants who are involved in or about to start court proceedings
- Law Handbook Online - a practical guide to the law in South Australia, www.lawhandbook.sa.gov.au
- Outreach legal advice service to country centres - including Murray Bridge and other country centres
- Videoconference facilities to enable contact with the courts, prisons and lawyers for people in regional areas
- Outreach family lawyer located at Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement
