Community Online Resource Essentials (CORE)
          
                      
              
            
                   
                  
            
            Community Online Resource Essentials (CORE) are free interactive guides to help people dealing with common legal problems without a lawyer.
 
      
           
        
        
          
            
Past CORE guides
The CORE guides about Mortgage Stress, Interim Family Violence Restraining Orders, and Criminal trials in the Magistrates Court have been updated and moved directly onto our website as part of our other Self-help kits and guides.
The module on Recovery orders is currently under review. It will be available again shortly as a new self-help guide on our website.
Get help
For comments, feedback or questions about CORE, please email our CLE Division
 
Reviewed: 7 November 2019
 
      
         
        
       
              
          
  
      
                        
        
            
                          
                                  
                              The Mortgage Stress self-help guide can take you through the different options if you are behind in mortgage repayments.
                     
      
                        
        
            
                          
                                  
                              If you decide applying for an FVRO is the best way to help keep safe from family violence, our Interim FVRO guide can take you through the application process.
                     
      
                        
        
            
                          
                                  
                              A guide to defending yourself against criminal charges in the Magistrates Court
                     
      
  
          
  
                   
           
  
   
          
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