In collaboration with Multicultural Legal Services, Western Sydney Community Centre offers free legal support services to our community. Our services are tailored to assist migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in navigating legal challenges they may face. Whether you're dealing with issues related to immigration, housing, employment, or any other legal matter, our dedicated team is here to help.
Service Details:
- When: Every Thursday
- Time: 9.30am-12.30pm
- Where: Western Sydney Community Centre
To ensure you receive the support you need, we encourage you to book an appointment in advance.
To book an appointment call us at 9649 2063 or fill out this form and we'll get in contact with you.
This service is designed to provide you with expert legal advice and support, completely free of charge. Don’t hesitate to contact us to secure your appointment and take the first step towards resolving your legal concerns. We’re here to help and ensure you have access to the justice and support you deserve.
Providing advocacy and advice on
- Traffic Matters: fines, speeding, parking, and general traffic offences.
- Debt Issues: phone providers, utilities, etc.
- Local Court: Advice and some assistance with drafting documents.
- Motor Vehicle Accident Damage.
- Complaints about insurance companies, banks, or financial institutions.
- Employment: unfair dismissal, wage disputes.
- Guardianship: advice on orders for Guardianship or Financial Management.
- Wills and Estates: General Advice Only (no drafting of documents like Power of Attorney or Wills; referrals to solicitors or NSW Trustee and Guardian for these services).
- Criminal Matters: Advice Only with potential referral to Legal Aid.
- Family Law (including child support): General Advice, referrals to Family Law solicitors if needed.
- Victims Compensation Claims.
- Fencing and Neighbour Disputes.
- Apprehended Domestic or Personal Violence Orders: Advice Only
We cannot provide advice on:
- Personal Injury law - where someone has been injured either in the
workplace, or in a motor vehicle accident or generally if they want to sue an
organisation or person - e.g. a hospital or doctor for negligence.
- Immigration Law including visas.
- Writing of wills or other estate documents.
- Conveyancing and property matters.
- Witness mortgage or loan documents.