Level 5, Suite 1 & 2, 91 Phillip St, Parramatta, 2150 Web:
www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au Free advice for family, civil and criminal law matters only. Legal Aid is means tested. Appointment only. Free booklets and information available via the website. See also Older Person's Legal Service.
Manly Legal Advice Service
Phone: 9977 1066 Manly Community Centre, 12 Wentworth St, Manly 2095 Free legal advice provided by local solicitors supported by the Law Society of NSW. No appointment necessary but important to arrive at starting time of sessions: Thurs 6pm - 8pm. 3rd Sat of the month 10am–12 noon.
Mediation: Community Justice Centre
Phone: 1800 990 777 Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS): 131 450 Web:
www.cjc.nsw.gov.au Provides free mediation and conflict management services to help people resolve disputes. Services are voluntary.
Horizons Community Legal Centre
Phone: 9890 1203 10 Lawson St, Ermington 2115 Web:
www.waybridge.org.au Phone 9am-12pm Tues & Thurs. Appointment only. Helps people with public interest cases who can't otherwise access a lawyer. Mainly criminal and traffic offences, domestic issues.
Northern Beaches Community Connect Phone: 9931 7777 Manly Warringah Community Hub, 30 Howard Ave, Dee Why 2099 Web:
www.norbeachconnect.com.au Mon 1-2pm. Free legal information and referral on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Also provides help to people who have trouble filling out forms.
NSW Trustee & Guardian
Phone: 1300 364 103 19 O'Connell Street, Sydney 2000 Web
www.tag.nsw.gov.au email:
tagenquiries@tag.nsw.gov.au Professional and independent trustee services: writing wills, acting as executor in deceased estates, administering trusts and Powers of Attorney and delivering financial
management services. Charges apply when estate is administered. See advertisement page 23
Older Person's Legal Service
Phone: 9281 3600 TTY: 13 3677 Level 4, 418a Elizabeth St, Surry Hills 2010 Email:
tars@tars.com.au Legal advice and representation for seniors and frail aged people including domestic and financial abuse, debt management, contract issues, legal help if interaction with the welfare system fails. Also issues involving financial care decisions such as power of attorney, guardianship and wills.
Salvo Careline
Phone: 1300 363 622 Confidential 24-hour/7 days a week support offers counselling, drug and alcohol, crisis intervention and suicide prevention. Also issues relating to domestic violence, child abuse, addictions, mental health, bereavement and family breakdown.
TARS - The Aged-care Rights Service
Phone: 9281 3600 or 1800 424 079 Level 4, 418a Elizabeth St, Surry Hills 2010 Email:
tars@tars.com.au Free advocacy service for people living in nursing homes, retirement villages and serviced apartments. Advice about residents' rights, help with dispute resolution and information.
Warringah Community Legal Service
Grandparenting COTA NSW has support groups and is a resource point for grandparents raising their grandchildren. Phone 9286 3860
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Dee Why Community Centre 30 Howard Avenue Dee Why Web:
www.legaladviceservice.com.au Free legal advice and referral service provided by volunteer solicitors and barristers. This service is not means tested and open to all not just Warringah residents. No appointment is needed and people are seen on a first come, first served basis. Thursday evening (except public holidays) from 6 - 8pm and on the second Saturday morning of each month (except January) from 10am -12pm.
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