The Street Lawyers bureau provides legal support in the areas of:
- Social security law; for example, if you do not agree with a decision about your benefit or allowance.
- Social services; for example for support with rejections (shelter/letter address) and suspensions.
- Employment conflicts; for example, if your working conditions are not good or you do not receive the wage you are entitled to.
- Minor offenses and traffic violations; if you want to lodge an objection or appeal.
- Discrimination Health law; if you believe that you are not receiving the right quality of care.
- Tenancy protection/right of residence; if you are in danger of being evicted.
- Unjustified or excessive seizure.
What do they not help with?
The agency does not help in the areas of criminal law, civil law, debt assistance, taxes, and psychosocial assistance. If your request for assistance does not fall within our expertise, they will help you find the right path to professional services. This may involve information and advice, mediation, further support or a targeted referral. The Street Lawyers Bureau is an independent organization. Their support is always free.
You can find their contact details here