Queensland Go To Court office archive 1 min 11 sec

Video chapters

  1. 0:00 Overview of the historical office guide
  2. 0:10 Office location in the recording
  3. 0:38 Transport and parking described
  4. 0:44 Appointments described in the recording
  5. 0:58 Historical contact information

Quick answer

This archival video was recorded on 6 December 2014 and describes a Go To Court office or appointment arrangement in Brisbane at that time. It does not confirm that the address, opening hours, named lawyers or appointment arrangements remain current; use the current booking and contact pages before travelling.

About this Brisbane office recording

The video is preserved as part of Go To Court’s service history. Office networks, leases, staffing and consultation formats can change. A viewer should use the current booking and contact pages to confirm what service is available, where it will occur and which lawyer may be able to assist.

What to do now

  1. Use current contact details: Call 1800 577 015 for free general information from Jen or use the current booking page.
  2. Confirm the arrangement: Ask whether a suitable lawyer is available and whether the proposed consultation is by phone, video, at court or another agreed location.
  3. Do not travel on the recording alone: Confirm the current address, date, time and access instructions before leaving.
  4. Prepare the documents: Have the court notice, key correspondence, orders and a short chronology ready for the consultation.

Transcript

Go To Court Lawyers Brisbane. Get a Good Brisbane Lawyer fast. Go To Court Lawyers is on the 7th floor of the Christie Centre at number 320 Adelaide Street, Brisbane. Located just a short walk from the Queen Street Mall, Christie Corporate Centre is easily accessible via public transport. With the Cathedral Adelaide Street Bus Stop 28 at the front door. For expert advice and strong representation in Brisbane, call our Brisbane Lawyers on the retired Go To Court contact number (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.

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