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If you have a court case coming up soon, or just need some good legal advice about your circumstances, call one of our lawyers now for a no-obligation, confidential chat.

We have affordable specialists for all types of legal cases in Broadmeadows and surrounding areas, including:


For expert advice and strong representation, call Go To Court Lawyers Broadmeadows on 1300 636 846.

Broadmeadows Magistrates Court

Broadmeadows Magistrates Court has the operating hours of 9:00am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday. The Broadmeadows Court is located on the corner of Dimboola Road and Pearcedale Parade Broadmeadows.

If you’re using public transport the Johnstone Street bus stop is at the door and Broadmeadows Railway station is a 2 minute walk from the Broadmeadows Magistrates Court. From the Melbourne CBD, Broadmeadows is 40 minutes by train or just 20 minutes by car.

Broadmeadows is 5 minutes away from the Melbourne airport. This culturally diverse community has a population of over 12,000 people.

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Police Powers and DNA Samples (Vic)
Police Powers and DNA Samples (Vic)
In March 2019, the Victorian government passed the Justice Legislation Amendment (Police and other matters) Act. Among other changes, this act gives police the power to take DNA samples from adult and juvenile suspects in indictable matters without a court order, even where the suspect does not consent to the sample being taken. The broader…
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Community Protection and Sentencing (Vic)
Community Protection and Sentencing (Vic)
When a court imposes a sentencing order on an offender, it may do so for any one or more of five sentencing purposes. These are rehabilitation, punishment, denunciation, deterrence and community protection and they are set out in Section 5 of the Sentencing Act 1991. Which of these principles is given primacy and which are…
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Rehabilitation and Sentencing (Vic)
Rehabilitation and Sentencing (Vic)
When a court makes a sentencing order, it must consider the purpose for which the sentence is being imposed. A sentence can be imposed for one or more of five purposes. These are deterrence, punishment, denunciation, community protection and rehabilitation and they are set out in Section 5 of the Sentencing Act 1991. Courts may impose sentences…
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Contracts With Minors (Vic)
Contracts With Minors (Vic)
For a contract to be valid, all parties must have contractual capacity. Certain classes of people do not have the capacity to contract. For example, a person who has a mental disorder that means they are unable to understand the nature of the contract, lacks contractual capacity. Persons under the age of 18 have a…
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