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Homeless Legal

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Homeless Legal is a free outreach legal service for people experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. 


What we do


We work with volunteer lawyers to provide clients with advice about their rights and legal options in order to help them to resolve legal problems that may be having a negative impact on their life and housing.

Homeless Legal will help clients who require ongoing help to access other support services, including referral for legal representation via JusticeNet’s pro bono referral service, Pro Bono Connect.

Homeless Legal can help clients with a wide range of legal questions. 

You can ask us about any legal issue including: 

  • problems with your landlord or being evicted; 
  • disputes with your ex-partner (including where there has been domestic violence);
  • disputes about money.  

We provide advice and might refer you to a more suitable legal service, depending on the help you need. 

Where can I get help from Homeless Legal?

Are you at risk of or experiencing homelessness?
If yes, you can schedule an appointment with one of our volunteer solicitors by choosing from the three clinics listed below.


Homeless Legal outreach services are available to clients of the following sites:


Hutt Street Centre

Currently providing phone appointments only

Adelaide
(08) 8418 2500
Outreach times: 10am - 12pm Monday


Catherine House

Current and previous clients of Catherine House only

Adelaide
(08) 8232 2282
Outreach times: 11am - 12pm Tuesday


Baptist Care SA

Adelaide
(08) 8273 7100
Outreach times: 10am - 12pm Wednesday


Homeless Legal at SACAT

Homeless Legal provides phone appointments and advice to tenants facing eviction at SACAT.
Appointment times: 9.30am-11am, Thursdays
For SACAT appointments contact us on (08) 8410 2280 or hlegal@justicenet.org.au

Thank you

The following individuals and organisations have funded Homeless Legal:

JusticeNet also acknowledges the support of:

  • MinterEllison, Dentons, Gilchrist Connell and JWS (our Legal Partners)
  • Hutt Street Centre, Baptist Care SA, Catherine House and SACAT clinic (our Community Partners)
  • LawRight and Justice Connect, which operate Homeless Persons Legal Clinics in QLD and Victoria respectively.