Legal aid & community legal · Body

Youthlaw

Youthlaw is a Victorian not-for-profit community legal service providing free legal advice, representation and drop-in clinics to young people under 25, plus help with fines, fact sheets on youth-relevant law, and training/resources for adults who work with young people. It also undertakes policy advocacy and law reform work on youth legal issues, and is based at RMIT in Carlton.

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  • Community legal
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Last verified 7 October 2026 · Listing updated 10 October 2026

Youthlaw at a glance

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Type of body
Not-for-profit legal service
Runs CPD
No

Who it's for

Refer a client under 25 with a legal problem (fines, criminal, tenancy, consumer, etc.) who needs free youth-specific legal advice, or direct a youth worker to Youthlaw's training resources.

Membership

Membership open to
Individuals

What they run

Meets in person
Yes

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