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Discover Queensland’s 10yr Court Safety Framework to ensure inclusive, safe, and supportive courts for those impacted by domestic and sexual violence.

How to apply for a domestic violence order for protection. If you're in immediate danger, you can get a temporary protection order while you wait for

Content to help people understand information about bail and support them to comply with their bail conditions or find help when they need it.

The Panel provides free expert evidence for the prosecution and defence in relevant sexual offence cases.

The SRLS offers free, impartial support to self-represented litigants in civil cases at Brisbane Supreme and District Courts.

Learn about the Sexual Violence Case Management Pilot in Brisbane and Ipswich District Courts to improve court processes and support users.

Lawyers can apply online to the Brisbane District Court to reschedule a current listing or request a new listing for a matter with a current listing.

The Queensland Drug and Alcohol Court helps offenders address substance use and criminal behaviour through treatment and supervision.

Drug and Alcohol Diversion Programs educate eligible individuals on the link between substance use and offences, reducing reoffending.

What to do if you’re a debtor in a civil case and are asked to provide a written statement of your financial position to the creditor.

How to apply to a magistrate or judge for a decision (court order) about a civil case, including applications to resolve disputes that arise

In Queensland, you can plead guilty online for some minor offences, which may save you from having to attend court in person.

How to report a security concern so it can be assessed and the risk managed

Access to child protection court records is strictly regulated and can only occur if legally allowed or by court order, for which the interested party

Find out what happens in Murri Court, how it can help you and who can go

Guidance on pre-trial case management procedures for matters before the Brisbane Supreme Court.

Information on what happens in the Queensland Court of Appeal

Information about documents private parties to domestic and family violence proceedings may file electronically and conditions that apply

Lawyers can apply for a registry committal to a higher court for serious offences, saving time and costs

How to apply for a court judgment without a full hearing if the defendant in a money dispute fails to respond to your claim or files a weak defence.

How to apply for a rehearing or reopening in a Qld Magistrates Court if your criminal case was heard ex parte or involved errors in facts or law.

The court process can feel overwhelming. Understanding what to expect can help you prepare and feel more confident. ... Explain what has happened and provide an...

How to seek court orders in the Planning and Environment Court, including filing steps and legal requirements.

Access legal resources, court decisions, and Queensland's legal history through the Supreme Court Library Queensland (SCLQ).

How mediation works and what to do if you disagree with a decision

general correspondence between the parties, unless containing proposals for resolution. legal aspects of what’s preceded the conference, such as preliminary poi...

Coroners Court fee information. On this page. The Coroners Court of Queensland (CCQ) is part of Queensland Courts, under the Department of Justice. The CCQ inve...

If you’re named on a Queensland or interstate domestic violence order (DVO), you can apply to change it if your circumstances change.

Learn the difference between bailiffs and process servers. Decide whether you need enforcement powers or simple document delivery for your civil matte

General information about the Supreme Court (Court of Appeal) registry