It may be helpful to get the opinion of a private lawyer, legal aid or a community legal centre,  regarding your:

• prospects of success (the likelihood that you may win, based on the information that you give to the lawyer advising you);
• if there are any alternatives to taking legal action such as making complaints to Alternative Dispute Resolution bodies   that should be considered;
• if you do go to court, what court (or tribunal) you should go to;
• the process;
• what you will be required to do and prove;
• when you need to start legal action by.

The Legal Aid ACT Legal Services Directory outlines the organisations in the ACT who may be able to offer free or low-cost assistance to plaintiffs (the person bringing the action/complaining), victims, defendants (the alleged offenders), witnesses, parties involved in appeals.

Additionally, there are a considerable number of legal practitioners and firms within Canberra who can assist clients in court proceedings. The ACT Law Society’s Find a Lawyer Directory is an excellent resource to locate a lawyer specific to your needs.