Discover how people understand and engage with the law

This short paper investigates the interplay of disadvantage, legal need, and legal capability in Victorians experiencing legal problems.

Short paper

A PULS In brief publication about the resolution and outcomes of family problems exploring how Victorians experience and resolve their family problems.

In Brief

A PULS In brief publication about the prevalence and impact of family problems exploring how Victorians experience and resolve their family problems.

In Brief

This paper discusses the challenges and implications of legal aid eligibility in Australia and calls for increased funding, less stringent means tests, and redesigned entry points to legal assistance, to improve access to justice.

Paper

This summary looks at how PULS volume 3 demonstrates that legal capability matters and suggests new directions for reform to enable public legal assistance services to best meet people’s needs.

Summary

This summary looks at both the diversity of capability in the population and the range of problem types as identified in PULS Volume 2

Summary

This summary looks at key areas explored through the questionnaire in the survey and reveals some notable insights from PULS Vol 1.

Summary

People with physical and mental health issues fare badly at law. Responding to the evidence through effective policy and practices could make a significant difference to many people.

Short paper