Commonwealth Law Courts Melbourne

Commonwealth Law Courts Melbourne. The Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts building is located at 305 William Street Melbourne All federal matters in Melbourne including family law matters are heard here These courts are easily located and they can be found on the corner of La Trobe and William streets directly above the Flagstaff railway station.

Summary Built in 1999 Designed by Hassel Architects Top Building Description The Commonwealth Law Courts accomodate all of the federal courts within Melbourne The building was designed by Hassel Architects to an Lshaped floorplan which left room for a landscaped forecourt on a prominant Melbourne intersection.

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LocationSecurityHoursTransport and ParkingOther FacilitiesThe Federal Court Registry in Victoria is located in the Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts Building on the corner of William and La Trobe Streets at 305 William Street Melbourne The main entrance is adjacent to Flagstaff Railway Station in William Street The building also houses the Melbourne Registry of the High Court of Australia and the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia The public enquiry counter is located on level 7 Federal Court court rooms are located on levels 6 8 and 9 Mediation Centres are located on levels 6 and 9 Electronic Noticeboards are located on levels 2 6 and 8 and display lists of all the matters to be heard by the court on that particular day Alternatively you may check the listing details in the Case List which are available on this website and published each weekday in The Age For your security and safety closed circuit television surveillance and perimeter security screening operates in the building Your bag or personal belongings will be xrayed and you will be asked to walk through a scanner Refusal to comply may result in you being denied entry to the building Items considered to be a security risk will be confiscated by staff and a receipt provided They will be returned to you on departure from the building Information about prohibited items is displayed in the building’s foyer If you have any concerns about your personal security or medical concerns about the screening process please talk to one of the security staff The public enquiry counter is open to the public from 900am until 430pm Monday to Friday Telephone enquiries can be made between 830am and 500pm except on weekends and public holidays The Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts Building is located adjacent to Flagstaff Railway Station Tram routes 24 30 55 and the free City Circle tram all stop at the intersection of LaTrobe and William Streets For the most uptodate information about public transport in Melbourne please refer to the Public Transport Victoriawebsite There are several public car parks only a short distance from the building These offer hourly and daily parking at commercial rates Details about parking options for people with disabilities isavailable on the City of Melbournewebsite Information Information on the Court&#39s procedures relating to assisted dispute resolution and witnesses are available on this website Information on the Court&#39s jurisdiction including bankruptcyForms Court formsare also available on this website or from the RegistryDatabase of cases There is also a computer terminalfor public use which can be used to access court forms or to search the Court’s database of casesCourt file You should also approach the enquiry counter if you wish to search a Court file A fee is payable for searching a Court file and for obtaining copies of any filed documents.

Contact VIC Registry Federal Court of Australia

Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts Building 305 William St Melbourne Email Email for General Federal Law matters Phone 1300 720 980 Phone Hours 830am 5pm Fax (03) 8638 9093 (GENERAL FEDERAL LAW ONLY or NON FAMILY LAW) Opening Hours 900am 430pm Urgent After Hours For urgent after hours applications contact the Duty Registrar on 1300 352 000.