Know your rights as a tenant in Nova Scotia. When tenants know their legal rights and can enforce them in reality, tenants can begin to regain control over their homes. Please visit our website for information on criminal, family and social justice issues, or feel free to contact us to find out how we can help you. You can even apply for legal aid right here on our website. Provides legal advice and representation in 3 main areas: Having trouble keeping the lights on? Read our guide to working with Nova Scotia Power. For more information, please contact us at 902-423-8105. We accept small and large donations. Funds donated support projects such as our tenant rights and wellness guides, and are also used to purchase essential equipment and materials for the clinic. Individuals eligible for income support or who are in a similar financial situation • Other arrangements may be made if a private lawyer cannot be hired Varies • Some services may require fees (e.g. filing fees) and/or contribution agreements may require you to be eligible for income support.
It is important that you understand what you are entitled to so that you can defend your rights. For more information, please contact us at 902-423-8105. Call or visit a local legal aid office or apply online • Applicants in the Sydney area must apply in person at the main office at 15 Dorchester Street or call the general enquiry number or toll-free number. Full service means a lawyer for the case. For more information, visit the website. Helps people facing criminal, family or social problems. Verification of household income (income stub and copy of your last tax return or tax assessment) • Information about your case (court documents, criminal complaint documents, court orders) • Proof of identity The Social Justice Act provides income security and housing assistance, including but not limited to: At Nova Scotia Legal Aid, we are here to help Nova Scotians who are struggling with criminal, family or social issues and are facing problems. The Social Justice Act provides assistance with income security and housing.
For example, if you have a problem with your landlord or with Income Assistance, CPP or EI, we can help. For more information, please contact us at 902-423-8105.