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Willow345_New Contributor
Hello,
I am a long term carer (6 years) for a family member with bi-polar and personality disorder who is on NDIS. He has now made false allegations to the NDIS and centrelink which I have to deal with. Are there any law firms which can help me manage this? Thank you to all for any advice.
In response to: Allegations of misconduct
wonderingalice1Moderator
Hi @Willow345_
Welcome to the forums, it's lovely to have you here, and thank you for reaching out to our community. It sounds like a challenging situation. It's great you are being proactive to find out where to get legal support options are available to you.
For legal matters, you can contact Legal Aid or a local community legal centre, they may be helpful places to start for independent legal advice. Another helpful organisation I can share is Australian Centre for Disability Law.
https://nationallegalaid.org.au/find-legal-help
If you're looking for additional support while navigating this process, Disability Gateway and Carer Gateway are services that can help connect you with additional relevant support services.
https://www.disabilitygateway.gov.au/
https://www.carergateway.gov.au/
I hope you find the community to be welcoming and supportive place, we appreciate you connecting with us.
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