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Executive summary
Foreword
1. Review of legal needs surveys
Background to present survey
Concept of legal need
Concept of socioeconomic disadvantage
Methodology of legal needs surveys
Prevalence of legal problems
Vulnerability to legal problems
Adverse consequences of legal problems
Legal knowledge and capability
Response to legal problems
Outcome of legal problems
Summary of legal needs survey findings
Structure of present report
2. The present study
3. Prevalence of legal problems
4. Nature of legal problems
5. Response to legal problems
6. Advice for legal problems
7. Finalisation of legal problems
8. Outcome of legal problems
9. Findings across Australia in context
10. A holistic approach to justice
References
Appendices
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1. Review of legal needs surveys




  


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Coumarelos, C, Macourt, D, People, J, MacDonald, HM, Wei, Z, Iriana, R & Ramsey, S 2012, Legal Australia-Wide Survey: legal need in Australia, Law and Justice Foundation of NSW, Sydney