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Go To Court Lawyers has been helping Australians with legal problems since 2010. This short video explains exactly how the service works — including the difference between the two things we offer, because it matters which one you need.
What this video covers
- Introduction (0:00)
- Who we are (0:03)
- Two separate services (0:15)
- Free general information (0:20)
- A 60-minute lawyer consultation (0:40)
- Every state and territory (0:54)
- Nine areas of law (0:58)
- How we write the law down (1:15)
- What clients say (1:31)
- Where to start (1:43)
Transcript
Go To Court Lawyers has been helping Australians with legal problems since twenty ten. We are built on a simple idea that legal help should be easy to reach and clear about what it costs. There are two separate services here, and it matters which one you need. The first is free. Call one eight zero zero five seven seven zero one five at any hour, and Jen will answer. Jen is our AI information assistant. She can explain how the law works and what usually happens next. Jen is not a lawyer, so she can't give you formal legal advice. The second is a consultation with a real lawyer.
Sixty minutes with a qualified Australian lawyer for a fixed fee of two hundred ninety five dollars by phone, by video, or in person where that is available. We cover every state and territory in Australia. And nine areas of law. Criminal, family, traffic and drink driving, civil, immigration, compensation, employment, and wills and estates. Our lawyers attend courts right across the country. We also publish thousands of plain English guides to Australian law. Each one names the state it applies to, shows the official sources behind it, and records when those sources were last checked.
Where a solicitor has reviewed a page, we say so. Australians rate us four point six out of five from seven hundred and eighty four reviews on product review. And in twenty twenty six, we won their top award for legal services. Whatever you are facing, start with the phone call. It is free. It is open twenty four hours, and it costs nothing to find out where you stand.
Important
This video provides general legal information for Australia. It is not legal advice and does not take account of your circumstances. Laws and court processes change. For advice about your situation, speak with a qualified lawyer.