Richmond Magistrates Court

Richmond Magistrates Court operates as the local Magistrates Court venue for the western Queensland district. Its functions include:

• Criminal matters such as arrest first appearances, remand/bail hearings, and summary offences (traffic, regulatory).
• Civil, regulatory and children’s court listings in the region as part of the court’s general jurisdiction.
• Local mention/plea hearings and call‑over lists, with specified listing dates as per the 2025 schedule at Richmond.

Regional & Practical Considerations

• As a regional court, matters listed at Richmond Magistrates Court often demand early preparation—especially for remand/bail matters given limited local hearings and transport/logistics.
• Familiarity with the local listing schedule is important: for example, the call‑over for various matters starting at 9:30am.
• The courthouse may serve as a circuit point for broader rural communities, meaning local representation with regional experience is advantageous.

How BJH Law Can Assist

If you or someone you know has a matter listed (or likely to be listed) at Richmond Magistrates Court, our services include:

• Advice on bail and remand strategy, tailored to the regional context of Richmond.
• Representation at mention, plea or hearing, ensuring strong advocacy and preparation for local Magistrates Court listing.
• Guidance on likely outcomes, penalty exposure, and the impact of a regional court setting on your case.
• Support with filings, liaising with the court registry and helping navigate the specific procedural environment of Richmond Magistrates Court.

Our team is experienced with regional Queensland court venues like Richmond, and we’re ready to assist you with tailored legal representation at every stage of your matter.