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County Court of Victoria

The County Court of Victoria is at 250 William Street, right in the heart of the Melbourne Central Business District. It is directly opposite to the Melbourne Magistrates Court and located on the corner of William and Lonsdale Streets.

If you’re using public transport, trams run every few mins from the Melbourne Central Railway station. If you are walking, it’s just a short distance from the Southern Cross or Flinders Street Stations. Go to Court Lawyers Melbourne have an office at Level 3, 480 Collins Street, Melbourne.

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

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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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Cardinal Pell Was Sentenced Today
Cardinal Pell Was Sentenced Today
Cardinal George Pell was  sentenced today by the Victorian County Court for historical child sex offences. He received a total effective sentence of six years imprisonment with a non-parole period of three years and eight months. The offences occurred in St Patrick’s Cathedral in Melbourne in 1996 and 1997 and the victims were two 13-year-old…
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Serious Offenders (Vic)
Serious Offenders (Vic)
The Serious Offenders Act 2018 provides a framework for dealing with serious offenders who have served custodial sentences in Victoria and who continue to pose an unacceptable risk to the community upon completing their sentence. The act allows the Supreme Court to order such offenders to be subject to continuing detention or supervision for a…
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Relevance and Admissibility (Vic)
Relevance and Admissibility (Vic)
The evidence used to prove a case can take many forms, including witness testimony, objects, audio or visual recordings, documents, and facts that are agreed upon between the parties. The Evidence Act 2008 establishes a complex set of rules that apply to different types of evidence and the ways they can be used. But the…
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