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Richlands Lawyers | Expert Solicitors

If you have a court case coming up in Richlands, or just need some good legal advice, our Richlands Lawyers are the people to see. We specialise in the following areas:

We cover Richlands and all surrounding areas.

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QLD Legal Hotline 1300 636 846. Open 7am to midnight, 7 days.

Richlands Magistrates Court

Richlands Magistrates Court is situated on the corner of Old Progress and Archerfield Roads, Inala. If you are driving to the court along the Centenary Highway, take the Garden Road exit.

If you are travelling by public transport, Richlands Railway Station is on the Springfield line. The bus from the railway station will take you to the Courthouse, which is opposite Richlands’ main shopping centre.

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Abortion in Queensland
Abortion in Queensland
On 17 October 2018, the Queensland parliament passed the Termination of Pregnancy Act 2018, which overhauls abortion law in the state. Having an abortion in Queensland is no longer a criminal offence, provided it is performed by a qualified person. The new legislation also creates ‘safe access zones’ around abortion clinics, protecting women seeking to…
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Sexual Offences Against Adults (Qld)
Sexual Offences Against Adults (Qld)
Sexual offences against adults in Queensland are governed by the Criminal Code Act 1899. The majority of sexual offences against adults involve sexual acts without consent. The only sexual offence involving adults that does not require an absence of consent is the offence of incest, which can be proven even if the sexual contact was…
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Jury Duty (Qld)
Jury Duty (Qld)
In Queensland, juries determine the outcomes of both civil and criminal trials. Criminal trials are decided by 12 jurors and civil trials by four jurors. Jurors are selected at random by a computer from the electoral roll and potential jurors are sent a letter with a questionnaire that determines whether they are eligible to serve…
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Perjury (Qld)
Perjury (Qld)
Perjury is the deliberate giving of false testimony in a judicial proceeding. In Queensland the offence of perjury is codified in the Criminal Code 1899. If a person is lawfully sworn in as a witness, they can be found guilty of perjury if they knowingly make a false statement that could affect the outcome of…
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