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Cloncurry Lawyers | Expert Solicitors

If you have a court case coming up in Cloncurry, or just need some good legal advice, our Cloncurry Lawyers are the people to see.

Cloncurry Magistrates Court

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Cloncurry Courthouse
Sheaffe Street, Cloncurry, QLD, 4824
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We recommend booking a 1 hour conference with your Cloncurry lawyer before going to court. You will get expert advice on what you should do, the likely outcome and any preparation you need to do beforehand. You will also get a fixed quote on the cost for you to be represented in Cloncurry Magistrates Court on the day.

Court Lawyers

If you prefer, you can meet your lawyer at Cloncurry Magistrates Court without the need for a conference beforehand. Some examples of when this will suit you are adjournments, simple pleas or when your case is listed for directions from the court (not a final hearing). And if you are not on bail, you may not even need to attend.

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Getting a Grant of Probate (Qld)
Getting a Grant of Probate (Qld)
When a person dies with a valid Will, the Executors will usually apply for a grant of Probate. Probate is when the Supreme Court officially recognises the Will as legally valid and gives the authority to the Executors to start administrating the estate of the deceased. Two types of grants There are two other types…
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Trafficking Dangerous Drugs (Qld)
Trafficking Dangerous Drugs (Qld)
Under section 6 of the Drugs Misuse Act 1986, any person who carries on the business of unlawfully trafficking in a dangerous drug in Queensland is guilty of a crime. The maximum penalty for this is 25 years imprisonment for a schedule 1 drug, and 20 years imprisonment for a schedule 2 drug.  Schedule 1…
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Contesting a Will (Qld)
Contesting a Will (Qld)
Wills and estates are legislated in Queensland under the Succession Act 1981. A family member may want to contest the will of a deceased if they do not believe they have been adequately provided for. This article describes the procedures for contesting a will and the grounds on which a will can be contested.  Contesting a grant…
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Unwilled Acts (Qld)
Unwilled Acts (Qld)
Automatism is a well-established defence to a range of criminal offences. Automatism is defined in the common law as ‘action without conscious volition’ and refers to a person’s conduct of which they are not conscious, and which is done as a series of unwilled acts. This defence is based on the principle that a person…
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