Which of the following is NOT a service provided by CLC assistance?

• A. Free legal information
• B. Legal advice and assistance
• C. Ongoing casework
• D. Estate planning seminars

Answer: (D)

Understanding the services a community legal centre provides helps you see what counts as direct client help. These centres exist to improve access to justice by offering practical support: free legal information to help you understand your rights and options, legal advice and assistance tailored to your situation, and, for those who qualify, ongoing casework where the centre handles your matter through to resolution. Estate planning seminars, while they can be educational events, are not a direct client service in the sense of providing personalized legal help or ongoing representation. They’re general public education rather than working on a specific case for a client. So the item that isn’t a service provided by CLC assistance is the estate planning seminars.