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Brisbane’s District Court and Supreme Court are at the Queen Elizabeth the Second Courts of Law, four hundred and fifteen George Street, Brisbane, Queensland. Check which court your notice names. Both courts use this complex, but they have different matters and courtrooms. Your latest notice and court directions identify the hearing you must attend. A building address alone is not enough.

Queensland Queensland court locations 1 min 0 sec

Video chapters

  1. 0:00 The court complex
  2. 0:11 Check your hearing details
  3. 0:22 Registry and hearing times
  4. 0:35 Before you arrive
  5. 0:48 Need legal help?

Question: Where are Brisbane’s District and Supreme Courts?

Before you go

  1. The court complex: Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law · 415 George Street, Brisbane
  2. Check your hearing details: Confirm the court and courtroom · Follow your latest directions
  3. Registry and hearing times: Check current registry arrangements · Your hearing time is separate
  4. Before you arrive: Keep your court papers handy · Allow time to find the right room

Common questions

Where is the court?

Brisbane’s District Court and Supreme Court are at the Queen Elizabeth the Second Courts of Law, four hundred and fifteen George Street, Brisbane, Queensland. Check which court your notice names.

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

Brisbane’s District Court and Supreme Court are at the Queen Elizabeth the Second Courts of Law, four hundred and fifteen George Street, Brisbane, Queensland. Check which court your notice names.

Both courts use this complex, but they have different matters and courtrooms. Your latest notice and court directions identify the hearing you must attend. A building address alone is not enough.

Check the official directory for current registry contact details and opening arrangements. Registry hours are separate from the time listed for your hearing. If anything is unclear, contact the relevant registry before travelling.

Keep your court papers handy and allow time to locate the right room. This guide uses archival courthouse footage. Check current access information rather than assuming the filmed entrance arrangements still apply.

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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Important

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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