Direct answer

Albany Magistrates Court is at Albany Courthouse, one hundred and eighty-four Stirling Terrace, Albany, Western Australia. Check your latest court notice for the venue, hearing date and time. The court directory lists standard regional registry hours as nine to four on weekdays, with a closure from one to two. These are registry hours, not your hearing time. Recheck the directory before visiting.

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Video chapters

  1. 0:00 The address
  2. 0:12 Registry hours
  3. 0:24 Prepare before the day
  4. 0:34 Check current arrangements
  5. 0:46 Need legal help?

Question: Where is Albany Magistrates Court?

Before you go

  1. The address: Albany Courthouse · 184 Stirling Terrace, Albany
  2. Registry hours: Weekdays: 9 am to 4 pm · Registry closed: 1 pm to 2 pm
  3. Prepare before the day: Bring your case documents · Ask early about interpreter help
  4. Check current arrangements: Footage is archival · Court staff cannot give legal advice

Common questions

Where is the court?

Albany Magistrates Court is at Albany Courthouse, one hundred and eighty-four Stirling Terrace, Albany, Western Australia. Check your latest court notice for the venue, hearing date and time.

Can I rely on old footage for current access arrangements?

Use your current court directions and the official sources below to confirm the venue and access arrangements. Archival pictures do not establish that every entrance, sign or surrounding street remains unchanged.

Full video transcript

Albany Magistrates Court is at Albany Courthouse, one hundred and eighty-four Stirling Terrace, Albany, Western Australia. Check your latest court notice for the venue, hearing date and time.

The court directory lists standard regional registry hours as nine to four on weekdays, with a closure from one to two. These are registry hours, not your hearing time. Recheck the directory before visiting.

Bring the documents relevant to your case and allow time to arrive punctually. If you need an interpreter, the court asks you to contact it several days before your proceedings.

The courthouse footage is archival, so signs and entry arrangements may have changed. Use the official directory for current contact details. Court staff can assist with court processes but cannot give legal advice.

For help with your circumstances, use the Go To Court website to request a lawyer consultation. Availability depends on your matter and location. This is general information, not personal legal advice.

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General information only, not personal legal advice. Court arrangements can change. Check current official information and obtain advice about your own circumstances.

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