Help in Navigating through LawLink NSW


LawLink NSW is the site of the NSW Attorney General’s Department. This service provides a range of legal and related information relevant to NSW, including information on the law, going to court, jury duty, human rights, births, deaths and marriages, and crime statistics.

To effectively navigate through LawLink NSW, we have provided a number of navigational tools.

The navigational buttonbar and navigational footer
The navigational buttonbar is found on top of the current page, and on most of the pages within LawLink NSW. To manouvre throughout the site, you simply move your mouse over one of the buttons (dark buttons with white text), find the button that represents your selection, and depress the mouse button while over it.

At the bottom of most pages there is also a text option for navigation. This text option is comprised of Previous Page, Back to the homepage, Top of Page, Copyright and Disclaimer, and email link to the webmaster.

Lawlink NSW Homepage
This page has been designed to highlight the services available on this site, and provides easy to understand links to collections of information. Click here to go to the LawLink NSW homepage.

Departmental Information
This page has been designed for the user who is seeking specific information about the Department. Click here to go to the Departmental Information page.

Legal Problems Search engine
This search engine has both a simple search and an advanced search facility. It will search all the sections on LawLink NSW that have legal material, and display the results either in order of their relevance or by oldest/newest first. Click here to go to the Legal Problems Search page.

Attorney General's Department Search Engine
This search engine is a whole-of-site search engine, and so will search all the information that currently resides on the LawLink NSW website. Click here to go to the whole-of-site search page.

Accessibility of LawLink NSW
This website has been specifically designed with an emphasis on accessibility. Every effort has been made to make this website as accessible as possible to the people of New South Wales, including;

• People with disabilities
• People without multi-media computer functions
• People using non-current web browsers
• People on slow internet connections
• People from non-English speaking backgrounds (where relevant)