Tambo Magistrates Court

Tambo Magistrates Court is part of the Queensland Magistrates Court system and provides local access to justice in the Tambo district. It handles:

• Criminal matters such as summary offences, traffic and regulatory offences.
• Bail and remand applications for persons charged within the region.
• Civil matters within the Magistrates Court jurisdiction.
• Mention/plea hearings as per the scheduled call‑over date (listed at 10 : 00 am on scheduled court days).

Local & Procedural Considerations

Because Tambo is a regional court venue, several practical considerations apply:

• Attendance requirements: Scheduled general call‑overs start at 10:00 am on listed days.
• The registry is based at Charleville, meaning filings and enquiries may go through a hub outside Tambo.
• Travel, logistics and local court practice (regional listings, mention times) need to be factored into your strategy.
• Early legal advice is especially beneficial for bail/remand matters and for understanding how the regional listing may affect your case.

How BJH Law Can Assist

If you or someone you know has a matter listed at Tambo Magistrates Court — or faces charges likely to be listed there — BJH Law offers:

• Strategic advice on bail/remand from the outset.
• Representation at mention, plea or hearing in Tambo Magistrates Court, ensuring your matter is clearly prepared.
• Guidance through regional court dynamics: travel, documentation, listing schedules, and local procedural norms.
• Support with liaising with the registry (Charleville) and preparing for regional court processes.

Our team understands how regional Queensland courts like Tambo Magistrates Court operate and will work with you to deliver effective legal representation.