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Indigenous Legal Aid Services

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Indigenous Legal Aid Services

Legal Aid BC

Legal Aid BC has a range of free services. Legal Aid BC gives priority to people with low incomes but many of it’s services are available to all people in BC. They can help you access legal information, advice, and representation services.

You can apply for legal aid by phone or in person.

BC Call Centre

604-408-2172 (Greater Vancouver)
1-866-577-2525 (elsewhere in BC)

All callers have an initial interview when staff ask questions to determine your eligibility for our services.

Call Centre hours

9:00 am to 4:00 pm (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays)
9:00 am to 2:30 pm (Wednesdays)

Parents Legal Centres

Parents Legal Centres (PLCs) provide a free lawyer and an advocate to help parents address the social worker’s concerns about their children’s safety (child protection) early on. Together they can help find solutions that work for the family. This service is available to parents any time after the ministry or a delegated Aboriginal agency contacts them.

There are ten Parents Legal Centres across BC. Learn more here

Family Duty Counsel

If you have a family law issue, you may qualify for help from family duty counsel (FDC) or a family advice lawyer, even if you do not qualify for a legal aid lawyer.

Duty Counsel can help with:

  • parenting time or contact / access,
  • guardianship / custody,
  • child support,
  • property (limited advice),
  • tentative settlement agreements, and
  • court procedures.

Learn more about getting family law help here

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