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Representing yourself in court

Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts

This website is designed to help self-represented litigants navigate the often complex court system.

However, the information on this website should not be taken as legal advice and you may wish to consult with a lawyer about complex legal matters.

Legal Aid Queensland and community legal centres may be able provide free legal advice about your case (certain conditions may apply).

As a self-represented litigant, you should familiarise yourself with court etiquette and procedures. The following steps may help you to find the information you need.

  1. Go to the court where your case will be heard and look for a heading that deals with your type of case.
  2. If your case involves a dispute about money, you may find helpful information in the following areas:
  3. General information about filing documents, laws and court rules is available in the following areas:

Last reviewed
21 June 2011
Last updated
19 April 2012

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