Our services
Our lawyers provide legal advice appointments for individuals and present legal education sessions for groups.
Legal appointments
We provide advice by appointment - either face-to-face at our Henderson office or by phone. We also offer limited drop-in sessions at our community outreach clinics.
We sometimes provide free ongoing assistance to people on a case-by-case basis, depending on their needs and our capacity.
We have interpreting services available as necessary, and welcome you to bring support people. Our offices are wheelchair accessible and child-friendly.
Legal issues we can help with
Employment Law
Family Law including family violence, family harm parenting issues, care of children and adult relationships
Tenancy and Housing including Kāinga Ora
Criminal Law including application for limited licences
Consumer Rights
Debt Disputes
Benefits/Work and Income
Human Rights and Privacy Law
Immigration Law
Health related Law including ACC, Health and Disability and Mental Health
Issues with young people including family matters, problems at school and youth justice
Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney (we can provide advice on these documents but we do not draft or execute them)
Estate law including drafting Probate applications or Letter of Administration
Legal Issues we don’t help with:
We don’t advise landlords about tenancy issues.
We don’t advise employers about employment issues.
We don’t advise about selling houses, land or other property transactions.
We don’t advise businesses.
We don’t advise people in disputes with community groups.
We don’t prepare or witness wills, enduring powers of attorney, or relationship property agreements. (We can provide general advice in these areas but we don’t prepare or sign these documents)
Community Legal Education
As well as assisting individuals, our lawyers present free legal information and education sessions to groups to help members of our community understand their legal rights and responsibilities.
We offer a growing range of seminars that cover common legal issues. Our education seminars are directed not only to our clients but also community advocates, volunteers and not-for-profit organisations.