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ABN: 77108070284 - Free Legal Advice Association is a not-for-profit association aiming to facilitate access to legal services within the community. The association aims to relieve any fear in relation to the costs associated with seeking legal advice. They have a large group of experienced lawyers who will give you initial advice on the phone or in person for free.

ABN: 64058914668 - FindLaw is a free legal information service containing information for legal professionals, students, business people, and members of the public. FindLaw has extensive legal information on legal issues that regularly affect business people and members of the public. For example, you can find information about disputes with neighbours, setting up your business or losing your job. If you can’t resolve your problem using the information on FindLaw, find a lawyer who can help you using the FindLaw Directory. The FindLaw Directory contains details of over 16,000 Australian lawyers and law firms, all searchable by name, area of expertise and location.

ACN: 108793755 - Legal Advice.com.au is an independent organisation created to help all Australian people and Australian businesses receive immediate legal assistance on ALL areas of the law. Legal Advice.com.au understands your legal needs and will help you obtain the Legal Advice you need to pursue your legal rights and remedies. Legal Advice.com.au will help you with your legal matter by putting you in contact with an Australian Lawyer who is ready, willing and able to assist you with your legal matter.

ACN: 062253874 - Lawstuff is operated by The National Children's and Youth Law Centre, an independent, non-profit organisation working for children. Lawstuff provides advice and information about children’s legal rights and responsibilities and advocating for them when their rights or interests are threatened. Lawstuff provides a wide variety of law topics as well as advice on how to get immediate help. There is also a facility to email them with your legal problems.

National Legal Aid (NLA) represents the Directors of each of the eight State / Territory Legal Aid Commissions in Australia. Click on the text in the state/territory to open the link to the state/territory Legal Aid commission's website.

The Find Legal Answers website is maintained by staff of the Legal Information Access Centre. The Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC) is a specialist information service of the State Library of NSW. It provides access to information about the law for all members of the community in NSW. The Find Legal Answers web guide provides access to current information about the law in NSW. The guide lists useful resources, organised by topic, that are available on the web and in print.

Consumer Credit Legal Centre provides free telephone legal advice to NSW consumers on credit, debt and banking matters. Information may include advice such as: what creditors can do to you if you do not pay them; what you can do if creditors take you to court and whether there may be a valid defence to any court action; how to apply for bankruptcy and what will be involved. The advising solicitor may also provide a referral to a face to face financial counsellor. Refer to web site for details of more services.

As a community legal centre, Consumer Action provides free legal advice and representation to vulnerable and disadvantaged consumers across Victoria, and is the largest specialist consumer legal practice in Australia. Simply email your query using the legal advice request form. A Consumer Action lawyer will respond to you within 48 hours of your request, either by reply email or by phone. All details provided will be kept private and confidential. Consumer Action can give legal advice about a consumer law problem including: Banking disputes; Credit disputes; Debt collection; Defective goods and services; Electricity, gas and water company disputes; Insurance; Motor vehicle purchases and disputes; Problems with debt collectors; Telephone and internet company disputes and more.