1800 ELDERHelp (1800 353 374)In an emergency call 000
Online Safety
Language Support
Increase Font Size
Decrease Font Size
  • About
  • Elder Abuse
    • Understand
    • Defining Elder Abuse
    • Recognising Elder Abuse
    • Prevent
    • Steps I can take for me
    • Steps I can take for others
    • Respond
    • Helping me respond
    • Helping others to respond
  • Topics
    • Popular topics
    • Ageism
    • Enduring Powers of Attorney
      • Get started here
      • Powers of attorney introduction
      • or go directly to your State or Territory
      • Australian Capital Territory
      • New South Wales
      • Northern Territory
      • Queensland
      • South Australia
      • Tasmania
      • Victoria
      • Western Australia
    • Family Relationships
    • Future Planning
    • Grandparent Alienation
    • Guardianships
    • Health & Wellbeing
    • View all topics
  • Find Help
    • For you
    • Older individuals
    • Family & Friends
    • All individuals
    • Support services
    • Service Providers
    • Resources
  • News & Resources
    • Stay up to date
    • Latest News
    • Community Events
    • Book Reviews
    • Learn and Discover
    • Resources
    • Featured articles
    • Real Stories
    • Helpful Terms
  • 1300 651 188
  • Mon-Fri: 9:00am–5:00pm
  • Visit website
  • qld
  • Home/
  • Find a Service Provider/

Legal Aid Queensland

Legal Aid Queensland gives legal help to financially disadvantaged Queenslanders about criminal, family and civil law matters.

Legal Aid Queensland provides quality, cost effective legal services to financially disadvantaged people throughout Queensland.

Our services include:

  • online legal information and publications

  • legal advice—if you meet our eligibility criteria

  • help in court by a duty lawyer or by a lawyer who is running your case

  • lawyer assisted dispute resolution (mediation) in family law matters

  • community legal education

  • referrals to other organisations who may be able to help you.

Our legal information, publications, advice, duty lawyer, community legal education and referral services are free.

To be represented in court by a lawyer or at dispute resolution, you will need to apply for a grant of legal aid and meet our financial eligibility tests and other criteria. You may need to pay a contribution if a lawyer runs your case.

Visit Website
Share via…
FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail

Subscribe to our newsletter

Sign up to our eNewsletter to receive updates on content, resources, news and events from Compass – guiding action on elder abuse.

Sign up now!
  • Discover
  • Understanding Elder Abuse
  • Preventing Elder Abuse
  • Responding to Elder Abuse
  • Resources
  • Service Providers
  • Stay up to date
  • News
  • Events
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Using this Website
  • Accessibility
  • Online Safety
  • Language Support
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • More Information
  • About Compass
  • Contact Us
  • Media Enquiries
Australian Aboriginal FlagTorres Strait Islander Flag

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

Compass is committed to ensuring equitable and inclusive responses to end elder abuse for people with diverse characteristics and life experiences

Elder Abuse Action Australia
Made for all Australians regardless of nationality, culture or language, Compass is an inclusive website navigating elder abuse.
Compass is an initiative of EAAA and funded by the Attorney-General's Department Ⓒ Copyright EAAA Compass 2024. Made by Grade
Menu
Topics
Find Help
Search