Who is eligible for help
Some of our services are available to everyone. You may be able to get other legal help depending on your circumstances.
Paying for a lawyer
If you can't afford a lawyer, you may be able to get a grant to pay for a lawyer to help run your case.
What is a charge?
A charge is a legal document that says you will pay us back the money from your grant of legal assistance if you sell, transfer, refinance or borrow on your house or property.
What is a contribution?
A contribution is when you have to pay all or part of your grant of legal assistance back to Victoria Legal Aid.
If you disagree with a grants decision
What to do if you disagree with a decision about your application for a grant of legal assistance.
Your rights as a client
How we handle personal information, freedom of information, reports of improper conduct and complaints.
What to expect from our services
What you can expect from our services.
Child safe standards
We are committed to the safety and wellbeing and rights of children and young people. You can contact us if you are concerned about your safety or someone else’s.
How we treat victims of crime – the Victims' Charter Act 2006
We treat victims of crime with courtesy, dignity and respect. Read about our obligations under the Victorian Victims' Charter Act 2006.
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