We can help you understand the review process but we cannot give you advice about your case.
There are professional people (for example, lawyers) and other organisations that can help you with your review.
Help from a lawyer
The following organisations may be able to provide you with legal assistance, or help you find a lawyer.
Legal Services Commission of South Australia
Provides services, including legal advice about Child Support, with a particular focus on the needs of people who are economically and/or socially disadvantaged. Initial contact is provided by a free, confidential, telephone callback service, and a free follow-up interview can be arranged where required.
Phone: (08) 8111 5576 or email: [email protected] to arrange a convenient time for the Legal Services Commission to telephone you.
Community Legal Centres (CLCs)
Search the South Australian Council of Community Legal Centres website to find a suitable CLC.
Key CLCs are:
JusticeNet may be able to connect you with a lawyer who can help on a pro-bono (free) basis.
The Law Society of South Australia
The Law Society of South Australia can help you find a private lawyer.
Phone: (08) 8229 0200
Help for Indigenous Australians
The Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement provides many legal services to Indigenous Australians, and may be able to help with Child Support issues.
Phone: 1800 643 222 (free call)