Other legal links
The website and email links below are provided for your convenience.
Please note, this list is not comprehensive.
If you would like to be included as a contact on this page or you would like to update information, please email the Society.
Barrister Chambers
Community Legal Centres
Government, Courts and Tribunals
- Anti-Discrimination Commission
- Australian Government Solicitor
- Department of the Attorney-General and Justice
- Health and Community Services Complaints Commission
- Northern Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NTCAT)
- Northern Territory Government
- Northern Territory Local Court
- Ombudsman NT
- Director of Public Prosecutions
- Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
Legal Aid Organisations
Other Legal Assistance Services
Complaints
NT COURTS (JUDICIAL OFFICERS) / ORDINARY MEMBERS OF NTCAT
EMPLOYMENT
GOODS AND SERVICES
FINANCIAL
TELEPHONES AND INTERNET
DISABILITY, HEALTH AND AGED CARE
Pro Bono
Everyday Justice – A Mills Oakley Philanthropic Initiative is a national free legal service to help people who have ‘everyday’ legal issues but can’t afford a lawyer. This service is not affiliated with the Law Society Northern Territory.
Visit the Everyday Justice website for more information.
Everyday Justice can help with:
- Employment and workplace issues
- Tenancy, housing and eviction issues
- Credit, debt and bankruptcy issues
- Financial abuse matters
- Fines and infringements
- Human rights matters
- Climate change law matters
- Public interest law matters
Everyday Justice cannot help with:
- Family law
- Criminal law
- Immigration
- Property
- Centrelink matters
- NDIS
- Workers compensation
If you are not sure whether or not Everyday Justice can help with your legal issue, please call them on 1800 161 196 or email info@everydayjustice.com.au
- Last Modified: September 30, 2024
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