Jdk Legal Services Perth

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TheAboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia Limited is registered as a public company limited by guarantee and is governed by an all Aboriginal board. The board consists of five elected members and two Co-Opted members who together commit time, cultural and business expertise to provide leadership and governance.

Community individuals interested in becoming a member of ALSWA may do so by completing this application form and sending it to the Company secretary [in...@als.org.au] with $10.00 membership payment attached or remitted to the following bank account

It is only through the goodwill of our supporters that ALSWA can adequately advocate, lobby and provide a strong voice nationally and internationally on the continued struggles and inequality faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Phone: +61 8 9265 6666

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ALSWA ServicesALSWA provides legal support and representation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in WA in Civil and Human Rights Law, Criminal Law, Family Law and Child protection with additional services in Bail Support Service and Prison In-Reach Program, Community Legal Education, Custody Notification Service, Work development Permit Service, Your Story Disability Legal Support and Youth Engagement Program.

We acknowledge that contact and working with children and young people is a critical responsibility and are committed to the protection and safety of all young people who access our service. Read more.

YLS seeks to fulfil its vision, service charter and strategic direction by offering legal services to all young people in Western Australia, community legal education on youth issues, and policy and law reform activities.

Children and young people are particularly vulnerable in their encounters with the justice system because of their physical, emotional and social immaturity. The needs of young people, and indeed the law and legal processes that apply to them, are different to those of the general population. You can help ensure that all young people in Western Australia can continue to access free legal assistance by supporting our valuable work.

The Immigration Program assists immigrant individuals and families with comprehensive legal services through consultation and representation. Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen is recognized as a non-profit immigration legal services provider by the U.S. Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), and all of its legal representatives are accredited by the BIA to represent clients in immigration matters.

The program assists individuals in gaining or continuing lawful status in the United States through legal benefits that may be available to them. We work to facilitate family reunification through family-based petitions and adjustment of status, as well as protect vulnerable populations, including immigrant crime victims.

The program also educates immigrant communities about lawful paths to immigration relief, their rights as immigrants, and the dangers of fraudulent immigration law practitioners. Through this comprehensive approach, we seek to improve access to quality immigration legal services and access to justice for our immigrant communities. Services are available in English and Spanish. Contact us to schedule an appointment: 732-324-8200.

We provide free legal services for low income residents of Lanark County and the United Counties of Leeds & Grenville, as well as the Townships of North and Central Frontenac in Frontenac County and the Township of Addington Highlands in the County of Lennox & Addington.

Clients call on Jones Day's Perth Office for legal services in the energy and resources and infrastructure sectors in Western Australia and across Southeast Asia. Clients benefit from our award-winning litigation and dispute resolution team and a growing projects and transactional practice.

Before filing any type of family law application it is recommended that you obtain legal advice. A lawyer can help you understand your legal rights and responsibilities. They can also explain how the law applies to your case.

The Family Relationship Advice Line can help you with free legal advice and information about services available to assist you with family relationship issues including information relating to family law proceedings

Or you can contact the legal centres directly from a detailed list of the community legal centres in Western Australia (in PDF format), which includes information about locations and services provided by each legal centre.

The Citizens Advice Bureau is a community based organisation with branches located throughout Western Australia. Each branch provides a range of services to the public, including legal and non-legal information and referrals, including a mediation program for family matters.

If you are Aboriginal or a Torres Strait Islander you may also be able to get legal advice from the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia. Call 1800 019 900 or visit any ALSWA office. The service has a head office in Perth, and regional offices across WA.

If your relationship is relatively amicable, and both parties are willing to communicate on-line, you may be able to negotiate directly with your former partner through the new amica tool at www.amica.gov.au. The website helps separated couples to make parenting and financial arrangements, and provides a pathway to a range of legal education and information options about family law issues, including your rights, responsibilities and options.

In financial cases, amica uses artificial intelligence technology to suggest the split of assets, taking into account the couple's particular circumstances, the kinds of agreements reached by couples in similar situations and how courts generally handle disputes of the same nature. It can also assist parents to develop a parenting plan for their children.

People can now use the single-sided version to see how amica works, obtain some information about their rights and get an estimate of what their property settlement may look like, without involving their former partner.

The suggested division range in amicaone is an estimate only. Once the user has created an account and invited their former partner, they will receive a more accurate suggestion based on information provided by and agreed to by both parties.

We provide a low-cost legal advice service on a wide range of issues and prepare various simple legal documents. Legal Appointments are available at our Perth head office and most of our branches throughout the Perth metropolitan area and the South West.

Our staff can provide information, referral and simple legal advice on a broad range of issues. Please note that if our legal appointments are fully booked we can offer appropriate information and referral.

Legal appointments are also available in most of our branches across Western Australia. For more information, please contact the branch you would like to attend directly. Please note that not all of our services are available in all of our branches.

Disclaimer for our website: This website is presented by the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) for the purpose of disseminating information free of charge for the benefit of the public. CAB monitors the quality of the information available on this website and updates the information regularly. However, CAB does not guarantee, and accepts no legal liability whatsoever arising from, or connected to, the accuracy, reliability, currency or completeness of any material contained on this website or on any linked site. CAB recommends that users exercise their own skill and care with respect to their use of this website and that users carefully evaluate the accuracy, currency, completeness and relevance of the material on the website for their purposes. This website is not a substitute for independent professional advice and users should obtain any appropriate professional advice relevant to their particular circumstances.

The Citizens Advice Bureau of WA acknowledges the traditional custodians of this incredible land on which our offices are located. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging, and hope for a future that is kind, fair and has meaningful reconciliation.

Our Perth team works in collaboration with our Sydney office. We have a strong track record of providing quality legal services to businesses in the region and beyond. Our approach is to place your business interests first, offering frank advice and practical, efficient solutions.

By applying global best practice standards, we ensure we provide a first-class service and add value to your organisation. Our lawyers operate within a broad range of industries nationally and globally, and are proud to have been involved as principal legal advisers in many of the significant milestone investments in Australia.

Our team provides quality and experienced advice for clients across the full life cycle of a construction project, from front-end contractual negotiations through to managing claims, disputes and litigation.

We work with local and state governments, global engineering and construction companies, property asset owners and developers. Coupled with our expertise and global best practice approach, our team is experienced to undertake major projects and public-private partnerships (PPP) projects.

Dedicated to the corporate sector, we can bring you tailored solutions that are built around your situation, needs and ambitions. Our vast experience includes advising private, public and government entities, on everything from small and relatively straightforward transactions, up to large and complex global cases. We assist clients in the areas of public and private mergers and acquisitions, equity capital markets, corporate governance, corporate advisory, employee incentives, restructuring and general commercial services.

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