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The document is an application form for legal aid in New South Wales, providing instructions on how to apply, eligibility criteria, and available assistance. It outlines the process for obtaining legal representation in criminal, family, and civil matters, including contact information for support services like LawAccess NSW. The form requires personal and financial details to assess eligibility through means and merit tests, and includes sections for specific legal issues.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Application for Legal Aid in the editor.
Begin by entering your contact details. Use black or blue pen and print in BLOCK LETTERS. Ensure you provide a mobile phone number and indicate if it is safe to send text messages.
Specify the type of legal matter you are applying for: Criminal, Family, or Civil. If unsure, select 'Don’t know'.
Complete the financial details section carefully. This includes your income, expenses, and any dependents. Attach necessary documentation such as payslips or Centrelink statements.
In the 'About Your Legal Problem' section, describe your legal issue clearly. Include relevant dates and parties involved.
Review all sections for accuracy before submitting. Ensure all required documents are attached as per the checklist provided at the end of the form.

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Can you get free legal advice in NSW?

We provide free legal advice to eligible people by phone and at lots of locations across NSW. When a lawyer gives you help with your specific legal problem, we call this legal advice.

How to qualify for legal aid in GA?

Eligibility Info Clients have income generally not more than 200% of the federal poverty level or are aged 60 years or older living in most Georgia counties. There are other requirements for GLSP representation. Apply to learn if you are eligible.

What is the maximum income to qualify for legal aid?

Individuals applying for legal aid representation who earn up to $30,000 gross income may qualify for legal representation in eligible criminal, family and immigration cases.

How do I contact NSW legal aid?

Start with our team at LawAccess NSW. Use the Chat with us button or call 1300 888 529 between 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).

Who is eligible for legal aid in NSW?

We apply the Means Test to determine a persons eligibility for legal aid. The Means Test looks at your (and if relevant, your partners) income and assets. It includes deductions for certain household expenses and allows for certain types of assets such as a home.

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What is the maximum salary for legal aid?

An individual is eligible for legal aid if that individuals gross annual income does not exceed 12,475, or where their gross annual income is greater than 12,475 and disposable annual income is less than 37,500.