Who we are
LawRight improves the lives of disadvantaged people in Queensland by increasing access to justice through strategic partnerships with pro bono lawyers.
LawRight supports people representing themselves in civil court matters, people facing homelessness and other disadvantage.
LawRight partners with law firms, barristers and members of the legal profession to provide free legal help.
LawRight connects with community agencies, court registries and other partners to target our help to those who need it most.
How we help
LawRight connects Queenslanders with free civil law help through three services.

Supporting people facing homelessness
We provide support to prevent and end homelessness by resolving legal issues connected to a person’s housing, money, and experiencing of violence.

Connecting people to pro bono lawyers
We connect vulnerable people and not for profit organisations with the Queensland legal profession for pro bono assistance in civil law matters.

Support in courts and tribunals
We increase access to justice for vulnerable people navigating complex court and tribunal proceedings.
Support our work
In the 24/25 financial year, over 500 volunteers partnered with LawRight to deliver over 22,000 hours of pro bono support.
These hours increase access to housing, income and legal rights, and improve the health and wellbeing of vulnerable Queenslanders.
Join us to help even more people access justice.
Beyond our services
Read about the work we’re doing alongside our frontline services to strengthen our impact, support our clients and reach more people across Queensland.

Walking for justice
LawRight is pleased to launch the 18th annual Queensland Legal Walk. Join us on 19th May for an early morning 5km walk to support access to justice for disadvantaged and marginalised Queenslanders.

Resources for lawyers
LawRight has created Everyday Law in Queensland as a resource to help Queensland lawyers resolve everyday legal issues connected to housing insecurity, an experience of violence, and financial hardship.

Our Annual Report
Read our most recent annual report to learn more about our work, governance, and how we use our funding to support access to justice.
Search our self help library
Explore our collection of fact sheets, videos and guides to help you in your legal journey
Read stories from our clients
Juanita’s Story – Dispute with friends
"Thank you all very much for the long hours spent to help me"
Joanne’s Story – Challenging default judgment
Sued for an accident she didn’t cause, Joan struggled to find legal help.
Roberto’s Story – An unaffordable loan
A $40,000 debt he didn’t understand brought Roberto to court alone
Armando’s story – Life savings scammed
Armando had been scammed out of his life savings, but didn’t have the funds to pursue the……
Joan’s story – Responding to disasters
A flood‑damaged home trapped in a family dispute.
Marie’s Story – Safety in court
Marie was scared the court process would expose her location to her abusive ex
Nick’s Story – Blue Card cancellation
Legal support guided Nick through a complex Blue Card review
Ji-Min’s Story – Blamed for theft
Months of stress were resolved when our Magistrate's Court service helped Ji-Min with her debt.
Leila’s Story – Fired for making a complaint
Leila was fired the day after making a complaint about her employment
Joseph’s Story – Debt threatened bankruptcy
Overwhelmed by personal troubles, Joseph missed deadlines and faced bankruptcy.









