Free publications and resources
March 2020
This guide provides an overview of the new legislation, when guardianship or administration will be considered, and the roles and responsibilities of guardians and administrator
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March 2020
This guide explains ways adults in Victoria can appoint another person to support them in making decisions. This lets others know the person has authority to support you and overcomes privacy concerns.
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March 2020
This guide walks you through the process of planning for your future decision-making and explains your options.
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October 2019
This free booklet is for anyone who has been fined in Victoria. It will help you understand your options.
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July 2019
Learning the law is an online suite of tools for secondary specialist school teachers to teach students about fines and driving laws.
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February 2019
This free pamphlet is for people who disagree with a Centrelink decision and want to do something about it.
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January 2019
This free guide produced by the Victoria Law Foundation includes information and contact details to help people find free or low-cost legal services, complaint or dispute settlement services and private lawyers.
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March 2018
This free booklet, published by the Office of the Public Advocate, for people with disability and people who support people with disability, explains how to appoint a supportive attorney and includes the form.
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February 2018
This booklet explains road rules for bicycle riders in Victoria. It has information about how to ride safely and responsibly.
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August 2017
This brochure explains different ways you can plan for your future. It includes contact details for the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service and Office of the Public Advocate who can help you learn more.
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August 2017
You have the right to make your own decisions. But, in the future, you might have an accident or illness that means you can't make decisions about your medical care or personal and financial matters. Learn about how you can choose someone now to make these types of decisions for you, if this happens.
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August 2017
You have the right to make your own decisions. But in the future, you might have an accident or illness that means you can't make decisions about you medical treatment. This fact sheet explains different ways you can help your family and doctors know what you want or do not want, if you get sick.
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August 2017
You have the right to make your own decisions. But if you cannot make decisions for yourself, due to disability or illness, and you do not have a power of attorney, you may need a guardian. This fact sheet explains when and how a guardian or administrator may be appointed.
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