Welfare Law

At Oxcom Legal, we have a strong commitment to supporting individuals navigating the complexities of Australia’s welfare and community legal systems. Our experienced team regularly advises and represents clients across a broad spectrum of issues including debt, discrimination, mental health, employment, education, housing, immigration, domestic violence, and family law. We recognise the deep social and personal challenges faced by many in these areas and strive to deliver compassionate, practical legal solutions.

Our expertise covers the full scope of welfare and social services law. We assist clients with matters involving Centrelink disputes, income support, child welfare, access to justice for youth, elder abuse, aged care, guardianship, and financial management. We also advise on issues related to disability services, social policy, gambling problems, and support for carers. We work closely with government departments, social workers, allied health professionals, and community organisations to ensure holistic and outcome-focused support for our clients.

We are well-versed in key legislation such as the Social Security Act 1991, NDIS Act 2013, Child Support Acts, Disability Services Act 1986, Carer Recognition Act 2010, and many others. Our legal team regularly appears before tribunals and courts, including the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) and the Children’s Court, particularly in tenancy and welfare-related disputes.

Integral to our service delivery is Victor Milostnik, a qualified welfare consultant who works closely with our lawyers to offer timely, respectful, and personalised advice on all welfare matters. His collaboration ensures that clients receive both legal guidance and practical support tailored to their unique circumstances.