Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Community Legal Centre?
Community legal centres (‘CLCs’) are independent, not-for-profit organisations providing legal and non-legal support services to the community. CLCs are separate from government, and different to Legal Aid provided by the Legal Services Commission SA. Each CLC responds to the needs of their own communities, and may have different eligibility criteria.
Do you offer telephone appointments?
Depending on your location and circumstances, appointments may be available by phone, face-to-face, or other suitable methods. Ask our friendly admin team about your options when you book your appointment.
What should I bring to my appointment?
It’s very important that you bring all your relevant documents with you to your appointment. Depending on your issue, this might include court documents, letters, contracts, or financial information.
Are your offices accessible?
All our offices are wheelchair and mobility accessible. Please contact your local office if you have mobility, accessibility, or communication needs so we can arrange appropriate supports.






