Night Service Advice Clinic

If you are seeking general legal advice, we can assist you through our Night Service Advice Clinic. The clinic is volunteer run, and we provide both face to face and phone appointments at our Fitzroy and Reservoir offices. Appointments occur each weeknight and each appointment is approximately 40 minutes in duration.

Please note that this clinic is advice only meaning that our assistance is limited, and we can only provide you with assistance during the appointment. We are not able to provide ongoing assistance or appear for you in court.

If you'd like to discuss your eligibility for ongoing assistance, please call our reception on (03) 9419 3744.  

Areas of law that our legal advice clinic can provide advice on:
  • Animal law, including;
    • Criminal prosecutions by council for dog attacks
    • Ownership disputes
  • Complaints, including;
    • Identifying who or what organisation a complaint relates to, and what process are involved in making a complaint
    • Responding to a complaint made about you
  • Consumer law
  • Criminal law
  • Debt (either owed to and by a client)
  • Discrimination
  • Employment law
  • Family law
  • Family Violence Intervention Orders (FVIO)
  • Fines, including;
    • Public transport fines, toll fines, parking fines, traffic infringements
  • Insurance
  • Motor Vehicle Accidents
  • Personal Safety Intervention Orders (PSIO)
  • Tenancy, including;
    • Breach of landlord's duties, rent increases, repairs, quiet enjoyment issues, notice to vacate, rental arrears
  • Victims of Crime (please note we can only provide basic advice and referrals)
  • WorkCover, including;
    • The process for applying for WorkCover and what entitlements may be available

Please complete the form below to enquire about an appointment with Fitzroy Legal Service.

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If you have a support person they can help you fill out this form, or contact our Reception on (03) 9419 3744 for assistance.


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To help you with your legal matter we need you to provide us with the paperwork before your appointment. If you do not have the paperwork, we might ask you to get it before we can book you into an appointment. If you have the paperwork please send to reception@fls.org.au and include your name and date you submitted this enquiry

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