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This month’s newsletter is all about defaults and repossessions – read about a common issued faced by CCLSWA clients, mortgage stress. The newsletter...
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This month’s newsletter is all about Telcos – read about the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman and how a recent client received an unexpected bill...
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This month’s newsletter focuses on credit cards and what you can do to protect yourself and your money. Click here to read more. Also in...
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This month’s newsletter focuses on hardship and what you options may be available to you in relation to your debts. Click here to read...
This month’s newsletter highlights the rising issue of payday lending including CCLSWA’s participation in the National Day of Action at Parliament House in...
This month’s newsletter is about mistaken internet payments. See how a simple typo caused our client to worry that they had worry they had...
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This month’s newsletter highlights the importance of being vigilant against online scams, particularly those involving online romances. Read about a client who lost...
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The theme of this month’s newsletter is credit cards. Read some of the real life stories of our clients who have got into...
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The theme of this month’s newsletter is Pay Day Loans. Read about a vulnerable client who had 6 separate loans with a small amount...
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This month’s newsletter discusses Australian Consumer Law and its application to online shopping. We also look at a case study on responsible lending....
This month’s newsletter highlights a case study about purchasing used vehicles and the PPSR. The newsletter also includes a monthly ‘snapshot’ summarizing the work we...
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The National Association of Community Legal Centres 2016 Conference was held in Fremantle this August. This month’s newsletter highlights CCLSWA’s participation in the...
Consumer Credit Legal Service made submissions to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s current inquiry, ‘Protecting the Rights of Older Australians from Abuse’. The submissions gave evidence of...
Law Week 2016 took place from 16 to 20 May. In this month’s newsletter, read about CCLSWA’s law week event: Volunteers and Social...
In 2016, CCLSWA is looking forward to launching its new website, designed by Burning Fruit. The launch will take place at an invitation-only...
Over the past 2 months CCLSWA has: held its Annual General Meeting; received a visit from Kate Doust MLC, the Deputy Leader in...
Over the past 2 months, CCLSWA has delivered a number of community legal education sessions to high school students, community groups, and advocates....
In our July newsletter, CCLSWA urges the State government to reverse the funding cuts to financial counselling services. You can also meet our...
CCLSWA is very concerned with the State government’s decision to stop funding free financial counselling services. In this month’s newsletter, you can find...
Our May newsletter focusses on Law Week and the importance of financial literacy. You can read about CCLSWA’s efforts to provide this essential...
This month, we warn consumers about the potential risks associated with Payday loans. You can also learn a bit about our Principal Solicitor’s...
Our newsletter this month outlines some of the financial problems facing retirees. We also look at a case study in which CCLSWA used...
In this Christmas edition of our newsletter, you can read a bit about what our CCLSWA solicitors and paralegals have been up to,...
