JusticeNet SA is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that coordinates free legal help for individuals and charitable organisations in South Australia. We aim to provide a 'safety net' for disadvantaged individuals who are unable to pay for legal advice or obtain help through other legal service providers. JusticeNet is run by experienced lawyers and assisted by a team of dedicated volunteer law students and lawyers. What we do: JusticeNet facilitates free legal assistance in a wide range of areas. Applicants need to meet JusticeNet's eligibility criteria which involves, broadly, an assesment of the merits of each case and the applicant's financial means. However, we are unable to assist with family, criminal and complex commercial and building disputes, save in exceptional circumstances. JusticeNet runs three main services: Pro bono referral service: We run a referral service which links eligible applicants with solicitors and barristers willing to provide advice and assistance on a pro bono (free) basis. Self-Representation Services: We assist people representing themselves in the Federal Courts, District and Supreme Courts in South Australia and the Federal Courts in the Northern Territory. These services offer appointments with lawyers who provide legal advice and assistance with legal tasks. Refugee and Asylum Seeker Project: JusticeNet offers a specialist referral service for asylum seekers who wish to seek Judicial Review in the Federal Courts of negative immigration decisions.