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Quick answer
This video was recorded on 6 September 2016 and describes Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts and its location or access arrangements as they stood at that time. Before attending, use your current court notice and the official links below to confirm the correct venue, date, address, registry arrangements, accessibility and court list.
About this Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts recording
The embedded video is retained as an archival local-court resource. It can help viewers recognise the place and understand the type of practical planning discussed, but it is not evidence that an address, entrance, registry, transport service, parking option or opening hour remains current. The official court sources below are the controlling reference for an attendance today.
What to do now
- Check the notice: Confirm the court name, date, time, courtroom or online-attendance instructions on your latest notice.
- Verify the venue: Use the official court directory for the current address, registry hours, accessibility and security information.
- Plan the day: Check the current court list where available, allow extra travel and security time, and bring the required documents and identification.
- Protect your position: Do not miss a listing or assume you are excused; ask the registry or your lawyer if the notice or attendance requirement is unclear.
Transcript
Go To Court Lawyers in Melbourne, get a good Melbourne lawyer fast. The Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts building is located at 305 William Street, Melbourne. All federal matters in Melbourne, including family law matters, are heard here. These courts are easily located and they can be found on the corner of La Trobe and William Streets, directly above the Flagstaff railway station. The Melbourne Tram Network is the largest of its kind in the world and has been servicing this beautiful city since 1884.
Melbourne has a population of almost four and a half million people. A historical promotional call to action and retired contact number have been omitted.
Current sources
Sources checked 4 September 2026.
Important
This page provides general information only; it is not legal advice and does not take account of your circumstances. The embedded video is a historical recording. Laws, court arrangements, procedures, fees, deadlines and official guidance can change. Check the current sources above and obtain advice from a qualified lawyer about your situation.