Lawyers Near North Brisbane
Whether you’re coming from Chermside, Kedron, Stafford or nearby, our team is a short trip away without needing to head into the CBD.
Getting to our office from north Brisbane
Our office is at Lobby 1, Level 2, 76 Skyring Terrace, Gasworks Plaza, Newstead QLD 4006.
Driving
From the city side of north Brisbane, the run in is usually around 10 minutes via Wickham Street, with an alternate route via Doggett Street if there’s a closure. Travel time from further-out suburbs such as Chermside or Stafford is generally 15-20 minutes depending on traffic – times vary, so it’s worth checking live traffic conditions before you head in. There’s free parking on site.
Walking
Newstead connects to surrounding suburbs via the Brisbane Riverwalk and shaded local streets. It’s a flat, easy walk from Teneriffe (12 mins) or the Valley (19 mins).
Cycling
Safe, separated bike paths run along the river and through the precinct. There is secure bike parking and end-of-trip facilities available on site.
Train
Fortitude Valley and Bowen Hills stations are both a short 10-15 minute walk. These stations serve all major northside lines including Shorncliffe, Doomben, and Caboolture.
Bus
The 60 (Blue CityGlider) runs every 10-15 minutes and stops right on Skyring Terrace. Routes 300, 306, and 322 also serve the area, connecting to Chermside, Ascot, and the city.
If getting in is difficult
If travelling to the office isn’t practical, we can arrange a phone or video appointment instead.
Around our office
Our office sits right on the edge, about 2km from the Brisbane CBD, with cafes, parks and public transport all close by – useful if you’re coming in for an appointment and want to make a morning of it.
A few spots nearby
image from: Brisbane Council
Newstead Park – a quiet riverside park with shaded lawns, about 10 minutes from the office, good for a walk to clear your head before or after a meeting.
image from: Brisbane Kids
Waterfront Park – a smaller riverside park closer to our office, with a playground if you need to bring the kids along.
Court jurisdictions
Family law matters in Brisbane are dealt with by the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, not a local Magistrates Court. The Brisbane registry is at the Harry Gibbs Commonwealth Law Courts Building, 119 North Quay, Brisbane QLD 4000.
Domestic and family violence protection order applications are generally dealt with in the Queensland Magistrates Court closest to where you live. We can explain which process applies to your situation and what the next step looks like.
What happens when you get in touch
Taking the first step is often the hardest. Here is a clear outline of what to expect when you contact us.
Call or book online
Phone (07) 3062 9493 or use the booking form. We’ll ask a few questions about your situation.
Your initial consultation
You’ll speak with a member of our team about what’s happened and the options that may be open to you.
Prepare if you can
It helps to bring: Court documents or orders; A rough list of assets and debts; Current parenting arrangements, if relevant. If you don’t have these, come anyway.
Common questions from north Brisbane clients
No. Family law matters are usually handled by phone, email and video, with in-person meetings and court appearances arranged as needed. Many of our north Brisbane clients never need to visit us in person. Clear communication and accessibility often matter more than proximity or multiple offices.
Yes. We offer a free 20-minute initial phone consultation, and can continue to work with you by phone or video for the rest of your matter if that suits you better.
Family law matters for Brisbane residents are generally heard at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia’s Brisbane registry. We can advise which registry applies to your specific circumstances.
Costs depend on the type of matter, its complexity and whether agreement is reached. We offer fixed-fee arrangements with the scope confirmed in writing before work begins. Contact our office for costs information based on your circumstances.
This information is general information only. It is not legal advice. Family law outcomes depend on your individual circumstances. You should speak with a family lawyer before making decisions about your matter.
Not sure where you stand?
That’s usually why people call. Speak with our team and find out what your options are.