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This archival video was recorded on 27 August 2015 and describes a Go To Court office or appointment arrangement in South Melbourne 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 South Melbourne 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
- Use current contact details: Call 1800 577 015 for free general information from Jen or use the current booking page.
- 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.
- Do not travel on the recording alone: Confirm the current address, date, time and access instructions before leaving.
- Prepare the documents: Have the court notice, key correspondence, orders and a short chronology ready for the consultation.
Transcript
Go To Court Lawyers, South Melbourne. Get a good South Melbourne lawyer, fast! Go To Court Lawyers have an office at 160 Napier Street, South Melbourne, near the intersection of Clarendon Street and 20 metres from the famous Tacko Bill. Public transport is a standout feature in Melbourne. There is a bus stop and tram lines metres away from the Go To Court Lawyers, South Melbourne office.
Situated two kilometres from the Melbourne CBD, South Melbourne is known for its many cafes, eateries, cobblestone alleys and the popular South Melbourne markets. The town hall is South Melbourne's most iconic landmark, which was built in 1880. For expert advice and strong representation, call Go To Court Lawyers, South Melbourne 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.