Legal Services Commission of SA

159 Gawler Pl Adelaide, SA 5000

08 8111 5555 Office
1300 366 424 Legal Help Line
08 8111 5576 Child Support Line

LSC.Correspondence@lsc.sa.gov.au

www.lsc.sa.gov.au

GPO Box 1718 Adelaide, SA 5001

Parent Body:

National Legal Aid

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 those who are deaf, hard of hearing and/or have a speech impairment, they can contact the Legal Services Commission of South Australia through the National Relay Service. - TTY users phone 133 677 then ask for 1300 366 424 - Speak and Listen users phone 1300 555 727 then ask for 1300 366 424 - Internet relay users connect to the NRS and then ask for 1300 366 424, Wheelchair access, Accessible toilets

ABN:

90731571498

Branch address:

Adelaide - Youth Legal Service, Youth Court, 75 Wright St, Adelaide 5000
Tel. 8111 5310
Elizabeth - 1 Windsor Square (off Playford Blvd) Elizabeth Shopping Centre, Elizabeth 5112
Tel. 8111 5400
Noarlunga - Ramsay Place Ground Floor, Noarlunga House, Noarlunga Centre 5168
Tel. 8111 5340
Port Adelaide - 263 St Vincent St, Port Adelaide 5015
Tel. 8111 5460
Port Augusta - 34 Flinders Tce, Port Augusta 5700
Tel. 8686 2200
Whyalla - 17a Forsyth St, Whyalla 5600
Tel. 8620 8500

Information

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 week day. Duty solicitors can assist people who are appearing in court on a criminal charge 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
May provide funding for legal representation at Administrative Appeals Tribunal when appealing decisions made by the National Disability Insurance Agency. (Conditions apply)

Last updated: 22/04/2024
Information provided for: Adelaide City Council
This record was updated by: Volunteer Mal.

Council: City of Adelaide

Electorate (State): Adelaide

Electorate (Federal): Adelaide

Legal Services Commission of SA

Legal Services Commission of SA

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