Elder Law Clinic — Free Legal Advice for Adults 55+ (Seniors First BC): Free, by phone. Who it's for: BC residents 55 and older who meet income, asset and type-of-service criteria.
If you are 55 or older and live in BC, Seniors First BC's Elder Law Clinic may give you free (pro bono) legal advice. You must meet rules about income, assets and the type of help you need. ▸ They can help with: • Wills, powers of attorney and representation agreements • Explaining court cases and what to expect in court • Reviewing court documents • Preparing cases and submissions • Representation at some court hearings • Adult guardianship ▸ They do NOT help with family law or criminal law, but can point you to who can. ▸ How to access: 1. Call the Seniors Abuse & Information Line (SAIL) at 1-866-437-1940 (toll-free) or 604-437-1940. 2. SAIL is open Monday–Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, except statutory holidays. Interpreters are available. 3. Expect a lawyer to get back to you within about 5 weeks after intake. Urgent matters may be faster. ▸ Note: the in-person clinics listed are in Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby and New Westminster. From Kelowna, start by phone.
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