Get help with going to court for money
Having problems with debt and financial issues can be stressful.
This information will help you to understand what help is available if you are in debt or if someone owes you money.
There are different ways we may be able to help you with some money problems. If we can’t help you, we may be able to refer you to someone who can.
Can we help?
If you have had a motor vehicle crash and are going to court, our Car crash self-help guide may be of help to you.
You may be able to get legal advice from our Civil Law Division on mortgage repossessions, consumer and party/party debts, debt and financial hardship including cost of living issues, some consumer/trader disputes, motor vehicle contractual disputes, motor vehicle property damage, and legal problems as a result of natural disasters. To access our service, call our Infoline.
No advice is given to business owners. The Small Business Development Corporation on 133 140 may be able to help.
Where else can I get help?
- The Law Society of WA website has a directory of its members (private lawyers and law firms). The directory can be searched using the type of legal problem, the lawyer’s location, and your language needs.
- Your local community legal centre visit the website for each CLC for information about their services and contact details.
Reviewed: 5 February 2024