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Pro-bono partners

Capacity at WLSWA is boosted via the generous pro-bono support from private firms. Types of pro-bono work provided to WLSWA include:

  • The fortnightly Property Law Clinic to address the unmet need of post-separation property matters
  • Drafting Response Affidavits and Memorandum preparation for Protection and Care matters
  • Assisting in Criminal Injuries Compensation applications
  • Drafting other court documents as needed
  • Reviewing governance process and preparing induction manual for Board of Directors
  • Undertaking research projects including policy and practice reviews
  • Providing advice and assisting with preparation of submissions
  • WA Bar representation for lengthy or particularly complex matters
  • Facilitating linkages with other private legal providers who are interesting in supporting the work of WLSWA

Our pro-bono partners who are very grateful for include, Ashurst, Barry Nilsson, Carr & Co, Clayton Utz, DCH Legal Group, Culshaw Miller Lawyers, Gilbert + Tobin, Gilchrist Connell, Hall and Wilcox, HHG Legal Group, HWL Ebsworth, K & L Gates, Kim Wilson & Co Family Lawyers, Lavan, McKinsey Consulting, Piddington Society and De Roberto Legal.

The latest news & insights

Holiday office closure 2025/26

19 December 2025 News

Please note that our offices will be closed from 23 December 2025 at 4:00 PM and reopen on 5 January 2026 at 9:00 AM. We hope that you have a restful and safe holiday period and we look forward to our return in the new year. If you are experiencing an emergency or crisis during this time, please refer to the …

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Institute of Public Administration Australia WA (IPAA WA) Award winners

At this year’s Institute of Public Administration Australia WA (IPAA WA) Awards we were thrilled and honoured to have our Health Justice Partnership recognised as an ‘Organisation Demonstrating Best Practice in Innovation’. The HJP is a pilot program, funded by Department of Health (WA Health), and co designed with collaborators Goldfields Women’s Health Care Centre and Luma, as well as …

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