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Brisbane Magistrates Court, George Street – Go To Court Lawyers Brisbane

Brisbane Magistrates Court

Brisbane Magistrates Court is at 363 George Street, Brisbane City. This building was opened in November 2004 by the Queensland Premier Peter Beattie, and currently contains 26 courtrooms.

If you’re driving from the M1 or Inner city bypass, take the Turbot Street exit. The Brisbane Magistrates Court is on the corner of George and Turbot Street. If you’re using public transport, bus stop George Street 117 is on the opposite corner.

Go To Court Lawyers Brisbane has an office on the seventh floor of the Christie Centre at number 320 Adelaide Street, Brisbane. For expert advice and strong representation, call our Brisbane lawyers on 1300 636 846.

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