Here is a list of other organizations and institutions that might be able to help you with your legal inquiries.
JURK - Legal counseling for women.
An organization run by law students that provides customized help to self-help free of charge to anyone who defines themselves as women.
They provide legal aid by assisting clients in specific cases, through information about rights and political advocacy.
JURK specializes in the following areas of law: children, family, labor, discrimination, social security, housing, migration, debt, violence or imprisonment.
Jussformidlingen i Bergen
An organization that provides free legal aid to individuals. It is run by advanced law students at The Faculty of Law, University of Bergen. Jussformidlingen offers aid within almost all legal matters related to civil law.
Jusshjelpa i Nord-Norge
Jusshjelpa provides free legal aid to individuals. It is run by law students.
Jusshjelpa specializes in the following areas of law: Imprisonment, debt, social security, labor, children, marriage, domestic partnership and migration.
Rettshjelpssentralen
Free legal aid. Rettshjelpssentralen offers aid within almost all legal matters, except taxes and criminal law. It is run by both law students and lawyers.
Gatejuristen
Free legal aid for indivuals who suffer or have suffered from substance abuse
Ung Rettshjelp
Free legal aid for children and youths who are 25 years old or younger.
Mental Helse Ungdom's Law chat
Mental Helse Ungdom is an interest organization for children and youth up to 36 years of age. They answer inquiries regarding all legal questions, but do not carry out more serious legal assessments.
30 minutes of free legal guidance from an attorney.
provides free advice on personal finances to people who have or have had a substance problem.
Advokatforeningens disiplinærutvalg
Processes complaints against lawyers. Complaining is free.
Husleietvistutvalget (HTU)
Processes housing cases in Oslo, former Akershus, Trondheim and Bergen.
Offers free guidance in matters of law, building and finances for its members. There is a membership fee.
Huseierne is a nationwide consumer organization for everyone who owns their own home, co-owners, housing associations and farm owners. Members get free advice.
Reform – resource center for men
Reform is a politically independent non-profit organization working with gender equality from from a male perspective. Reform offers various services with a very low threshold for entering, such as individual conversations and online courses.
Finansklagenemda (FinKN)
Processes complaints regarding insurance, banking, finances, funds and debt collection.
The Organisation for Families and Friends of Prisoners (FFP)
Support and advice for friends and family of inmates in prison.
Forbrukerklageutvalget
Decides the outcome of disputes regarding consumer purchases.
Økonomiformidlingen
Offers free advisory on private financial matters. All advisors are students at NHH and have completed at least two years of education in economics and finance. Økonomiformidlingen offers advice regarding debt, insurance, saving, loan, pension, taxes and other areas.
Forliksrådet
Mediates and decides disputes between private parties.
SEIF (Self help for immigrants and refugees)
SEIF offers practical help for immigrants who seek to write applications, write letters, contact a case worker, book hours or appeal a decision.
NOAS - Norwegian Association for Asylum Seekers
The Norwegian Organisation for Asylum Seekers (NOAS) is an independent membership organisation working to advance asylum seekers’ rights in Norway. NOAS assists asylum seekers at different stages of the asylum process. They provide information and free legal aid.
Kontoret for voldsoffererstatning
Processes applications for compensation for victims of violence.
Oslo Crisis Shelter
Helps victims of violence or abuse.
The Norwegian System of Patient Injury Compensation (NPE)
Processes compensation claims from patients who experience faulty treatment from the health services.
Helps patients, users and relatives with advice, guidance and assistance when dealing with the Norwegian health service. All help is free and you can remain anonymous when you get in touch.
The Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority
Can answer general questions about work environments, rights and duties.
Caritas Norge (Immigration center for working immigrants)
Offers legal advice, health advice, job seeking courses, self help groups and Norwegian courses.
Arbeidslivstelefonen til Mental Helse
Can help with problems in the workplace, such as issues with your boss, pregnancy, temporary employment, mental illness, sick leave and bullying.
Stiftelsen Rettferd
Aims to help people who have suffered from one or more of the following: being wrongfully placed in a school home, foster home or orphanage, sexual abuse, lack of interference from the state, lackluster schooling and bullying.
An independent service that offers free guidance for those who are in dialogue with NAV and feel that their case is stuck.
Hjelp med Gjeld
A free service for those who experience debt problems. They can aid you in the process of getting your finances back under control.
Here you can find information about the norwegian courts. The Norwegian court can provide guidance regarding: inheritance and the division of estates, children, family, bankruptcy, property and debt settlement.