New Brunswick Legal Aid Services Commission

Domestic Legal Aid

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Record #: HDC0110 Last Modified: 31 Jul 2019 Last Full Update: 31 Jul 2019
Contact Information
Office Phone 506-444-2776
Fax 506-462-2290
E-Mail info@legalaid.nb.ca
Website www.legalaid.nb.ca/en/index.php
Primary Contact Douglas Smith, Regional Manager, NB Legal Aid; Email: Doug.Smith2@gnb.ca
Description & Services
Description of service(s) The NBLASC provides legal assistance to low income individuals for certain family and criminal matters. Our experienced staff is committed to assisting you in every way we can. 
 
The following is an overview of Legal Aid services, it is not a complete list of what is, and is not covered, so be sure to contact your local Legal Aid office about your specific situation.
Areas Served New Brunswick
Eligibility All based on a financial criteria.
Application Call for application details
Languages English ; French
Fees None
Location information
Located In Community Fredericton
Address & Map
New Brunswick Legal Aid Services Commission
500 Beaverbrook Crt, Suite 501
Fredericton, NB E3B 5X4
 
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Accessibility Fully Accessible ; ***Note that accessibility is self-reported. Please contact the organization before arrival***
Other Details
Service Level (30) Provincial Government
Subjects
Service Categories Domestic/Family Violence Legal Services

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