Northern Community Legal Service in Salisbury, South Australia, Australia | Legal service

Northern Community Legal Service

Locality: Salisbury, South Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 8281 6911

Address: 26 John Street 5108 Salisbury, SA, Australia

Website: http://northernlegal.org.au

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25.01.2022 Our office will be closed from Monday 23 December 2019 until Friday 3 January 2020 for a much needed Christmas Break. We wish all our clients, staff and volunteers a happy and safe holiday season.

25.01.2022 Delivering Free Legal Advice - Community Legal Centres are part of the community and our members organisations are still operating and helping fellow South Aus...tralians with their legal needs. Our laptops and phones are on - we are ready to help across South Australia even if we are unable to meet you in person for now #communitylegalcentre #freelegal #iknowalawyer Uniting Communities Law Centre Women's Legal Service SA Northern Community Legal Service JusticeNet SA Environmental Defenders Office Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation Roma Mitchell Community Legal Centre Inc. Limestone Coast Community Justice Centre Riverland Community Justice Centre Southern Community Justice Centre See more

24.01.2022 #Northern_Community_Legal_Service AGM + Guest Speaker: Deputy Premier Wednesday 14th August, 5pm John Harvey Gallery, James Street Guest Speaker: ... Hon Vickie Chapman MP, Deputy Premier and Attorney General Show your support for this amazing community service provider, right here in the heart of Salisbury. RSVP by 7/8 to [email protected]

22.01.2022 Next time you stop by our office, you'll get to see the great work of local artist Rusted Tin - Contemporary Aboriginal Arts. We can't wait to see the finished mural.

21.01.2022 The Federal Government has announced $63.3 million for legal assistance during the #COVID19 health crisis. Around $50 milllion will go to frontline legal servic...es, including community legal centres and legal aid, and the rest will go to meeting urgent ICT needs across Australia. This is a very positive announcement and we await the full details. We will share more information as it becomes available. https://www.pm.gov.au/me/update-coronavirus-measures-050520

20.01.2022 We are proud to share that one of our solicitors, Rahima Wahidi, has been awarded the 2020 Young Women’s Community and Spirit Award. This award is given every year to an individual who is supporting others, using her skills to make our community a better place and thinking outside the box. Our solicitor, Rahima Wahidi, has been recognised for assisting individuals impacted by domestic and family violence and giving many women a voice and a choice. We are extremely proud and honoured to have Rahima as part of our team at NCLS. She is a hard worker who definitely deserves the 2020 Young Women’s Community and Spirit Award.

20.01.2022 How good does the outside of our building look now? This was produced by local artist Scott Rathman. Scott says the painting represents, "this moment in time where people from all over the globe have gathered here in this place. The future challenges us to nurture, support and grow together in ways where we respect all citizens, where we promote opportunity, we work to eliminate all forms of discrimination, and we engage all people in decision-making that affect their lives..., by truly valuing diversity". Thanks Scott

17.01.2022 SACAT UPDATE If you have a matter with SACAT, your matter may be affected by the new procedures implemented to deal with COVID-19. If you have any questions or require legal advice, please do not hesitate to contact our office on 8281 6911. SACAT currently do not require physical attendance at hearings. Majority of SACAT hearings will be conducted via video conference or telephone. SACAT will be assessing which matters can be deferred and contacting the relevant parties. ...SACAT have suspended all offsite hearings or visits. This is subject to change and SACAT has advised they are planning a ‘phased’ approach to alternative operative arrangement. See more

16.01.2022 MAGISTRATES COURT UPDATE If you are self-represented and have a matter before the Magistrates Court, your matter may be affected by the new procedures implemented to deal with COVID-19. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office on 8281 6911. Your matter may have been adjourned (postponed) to July and August. The Elizabeth Magistrates Court are only hearing a limited number of matters including urgent applications, intervention orders, matters wh...ere the defendant is in custody, matters that are/or can be listed for finalisation and some trials. You can ask for your matter to be adjourned if you have the consent of the other parties. SAPOL has provided a blanket consent for all matters except major indictable matters. This request must be made 1 clear working day before the hearing. You can also request to appear via AVL or telephone, although this is at the discretion of the magistrates. Remember to lodge any reports, referencing or written submission electronically and no later than 1 clear working day before the hearing. The courts are also implementing social distancing, providing hand sanitizer and restricting non-essential access to the courthouse.

08.01.2022 EMPLOYMENT ISSUES We understand that COVID-19 has had a very real impact on the livelihood of many people within our catchment area. If you believe you have been unfairly or unlawfully dismissed, you have 21 days from the date of dismissal to lodge a claim. For more information and assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our offices for a telephone appointment.

06.01.2022 We give free legal advice to those in the northern suburbs, call us at 8281 6911 to book an appointment.

04.01.2022 Can artificial intelligence help separating couples reach agreement? The answer is yes. amica is a new service that helps people sort out their property settlem...ents without court action. amica guides you through a step-by-step process, and offers information and support to help you reach an amicable agreement. Designed and tested using the feedback of everyday Australians who have been through everyday family law disputes, amica is a secure, digital service funded by the Commonwealth Government. amica combines artificial intelligence, legal expertise and the wisdom of ordinary Australians. Until 1 January 2021, couples can use all of the amica service for free. Find out more at amica.gov.au amica was created by National Legal Aid and Australia's legal aid commissions - the nation's biggest providers of family law assistance. Legal Aid ACT Legal Aid NSW NT Legal Aid Legal Aid Queensland Legal Services Commission of South Australia Legal Aid Commission of Tasmania Victoria Legal Aid Legal Aid WA #amica #SimpleSmartSeparation #Separation #FamilyLaw #PropertySettlement #Children #Property #Separating #Australia #ParentingArrangements #Parents

04.01.2022 Federal Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia are launching a dedicated list to deal with urgent parenting disputes that have arisen due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Contact our service to discuss any parenting-related concerns you may have.

02.01.2022 The COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve rapidly and our response is too. The steps we are taking - outlined below are about protecting our staff, clients and supporters, but also reflect our collective determination to do everything we can to play a part in mitigating the impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic. From today, Tuesday 17 March, our operations will be undertaken remotely and online. All of our outreach services will be postponed, but people will be able to acce...ss NCLS by phone, email and our website. Our physical offices will be closed from tonight but people will still be able to access the NCLS by phone, email and our website. We will be reviewing these measures on an ongoing basis to determine whether they remain an appropriate response. Please contact us by: telephone on 8281 6911, or by email: [email protected] As an organisation deeply connected to the roots of the communities we serve, and with our particular focus on assisting the vulnerable, this is anything but business as usual. But these are not usual circumstances and we all have an important role to play in reducing the impact of the Coronavirus.