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Inform and educate the Community about its legal rights and obligations and about the legal system. We are also committed to informing and educating our community about legal rights and obligations. To this end, we produce a number of legal publications in plain English and offer legal training on various topics and in different formats. We`re here to help Maryland`s nonprofits and community chapters grow and fulfill their missions. Community lawyers and law clerks travel hundreds of thousands of kilometres each year. We run legal clinics in most of the suburbs of our major cities. We travel to Marae, community centres, Heartlands offices and many prisons so that every person in New Zealand has equal access to free legal aid, no matter where you live. Contact us to help your Maryland nonprofit or community organization meet their legal requirements. Community law is widespread throughout the country, from Kaitāia to Rēkohu (the Chathams).

We offer all kinds of free legal assistance, from easy-to-read information to community workshops to personal legal assistance. Provide a community legal service to address unmet legal needs, including the provision of legal advice and the production of legal information materials. Or you can contact the main law firm for Community law on 0800 169 333. Alternatively, for up-to-date general legal information: www.communitylaw.org.nz The Handbook on Community Law is online – enter your topic search and you will be redirected to the required chapters. We provide municipal legal services to address unmet legal needs, i.e. areas of law where lawyers do not work or for people who cannot afford to access traditional legal services. Our online resources and community workshops are for all New Zealanders. However, our goal is to provide free personal legal assistance to people who don`t have a lot of money – for example, if you`re receiving a benefit or have a low income.

Our goal is also to help vulnerable people – for example, if you have housing difficulties or live with violence. If you have made an appointment that you can no longer attend, please let us know so that we can reschedule your appointment and forward your appointment to another person. Phone 03 4741922 /0800 169 333 Website: www.communitylawotago.com/ – Go to the “Contact Us” page – please provide your name, phone number and address when sending an email. Initiate and work on appropriate legislative reform to support individuals and groups in the community. WANAKA (11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.): Community Networks, phone: 03 443 7799 or email info@communitynetworks.co.nz, location: 34 McDougall Street, Wanaka. There are 24 Community law centres throughout New Zealand. Most Community law centres operate community-based services or clinics in small communities. You can contact your local centre directly to make a request or make an appointment. Do you have a legal problem? Maybe we can help. We are lawyers and we are also community workers.

We listen carefully, are whānau friendly and help you find solutions that make you feel comfortable with. We are passionate about ensuring that everyone in Aotearoa, no matter how little money you have, has access to justice and enjoys true equality. During the COVID Protection Framework, Orange Setting: Free legal advice is available by appointment, either by in-person interview at our Dunedin office or by phone. We limit the number on site and require you to wear a mask in public spaces. (If you`re sitting in an interview, you can take off your mask.) www.workandincome.govt.nz/eligibility/emergencies/2020/coronavirus.html We offer Maryland attorneys unique opportunities to provide pro bono services to nonprofits and neighborhoods. Sign up today for information on how you can help. Telephone 03 474 1922 or e-mail reception@dclc.org.nz to arrange a personal appointment that we are planning: telephone consultations will be answered within normal office hours. Please call us or email us for more details.

We have 24 Community Law Centres in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and we send lawyers to over 120 outreach locations. We are in big cities and small towns, from the west coast to Waitematā. www.tenancy.govt.nz/about-tenancy-services/news/coronavirus-covid-19-what-landlords-and-tenants-need-to-know/`aide COVID19 is available – Information here: www.employment.govt.nz/about/news-and-updates/workplace-response-coronavirus-covid-19 Provides free legal advice to all children and adolescents under the age of 25.