NALSA helpline, state-wise SLSA contacts, Lok Adalat, eDaakhil, and free legal aid resources for UK, USA, UAE and Singapore — all in one place.
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Under Article 39A of the Indian Constitution and the Legal Services Authorities Act 1987, free legal aid is a fundamental right. NALSA coordinates free legal services through every State and District Legal Services Authority across India. If you are BPL, SC/ST, a woman, child, or in custody — you are entitled to free legal representation.
Each state has a State Legal Services Authority (SLSA) functioning under the High Court. They coordinate Lok Adalats, provide free legal aid clinics, and manage District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs). Contact your state SLSA or visit the DLSA in your district court complex for free legal assistance.
Every Indian state and union territory has an SLSA. If your state is not listed above, call NALSA on 15100 (toll-free) and they will direct you to your state authority. You can also visit the DLSA office in your district court complex — no prior appointment required.
In England and Wales, the Legal Aid Agency administers means-tested and merits-tested free legal aid for eligible individuals. Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate legal aid schemes. Citizens Advice and Law Centres provide free advice without means testing for many issues.
The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) funds over 130 independent nonprofit legal aid organisations serving every US state and territory. Eligibility is generally means-tested (income at or below 125% of the federal poverty guidelines). Many services are available regardless of income for domestic violence, immigration, and elder law matters.
Legal aid in the UAE is available through emirate-level Legal Aid Centres operated under each emirate's judicial authority. Labour disputes are handled by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) — mediation services are free for all workers. Legal aid for criminal cases is provided automatically for defendants who cannot afford representation.
Singapore has a means-tested Legal Aid Bureau under the Ministry of Law that provides free legal advice and representation for civil matters. The Community Justice Centre provides free legal assistance regardless of income for certain matters. Pro bono work is coordinated through the Law Society's Pro Bono Services Office.
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