Brooke Winter Solicitors
Are you facing a criminal charge, a traffic offence or a domestic violence matter? Need a lawyer in Rockhampton or elsewhere in Central Queensland? Our Rockhampton lawyers can help. Our office is on East Street, the same street as the Rockhampton courts, and our Principal Lawyer, Brooke Winter, is an ex-police prosecutor, so we understand what you’re up against and are ready to fight your case.
If you’re unsure what your legal options are, contact us online or call our Rockhampton office.
Download our free eBook to learn about how the Criminal Justice System works, how to prepare yourself for court, and what you can expect.
If you are dealing with a stressful legal problem, our experienced lawyers can give you the advice and representation you need to protect your interests. Going to court without legal help is a risk, because the consequences can be serious, including loss of licence, fines, community service and imprisonment.
Our solicitors in Rockhampton focus on criminal law, traffic law and domestic violence. We can help if you are:
Contact us today to resolve your case as soon as possible.
Brooke Winter Solicitors has an office on East Street in Rockhampton, the same street as the city’s courts, so we’re close by when you need us. Here’s what you can expect:
For clear legal advice from experienced solicitors, contact us today.
The Rockhampton courts are on East Street, at the corner of Fitzroy Street. Most criminal, traffic and domestic violence matters start in the Rockhampton Magistrates Court, while more serious charges go to the District Court or the Supreme Court, which also sit in Rockhampton. Our office is on the same street, so we can meet you before court and be there with you on the day.
We also help clients from across Central Queensland, including Yeppoon, Gladstone and Emerald. If you can’t get to our office, ask about a mobile consultation.
Knowing when to get legal advice can make a real difference to how your matter goes. It’s worth calling a Rockhampton lawyer straight away if:
Whatever your situation, get in touch today for clear, supportive advice.
The Rockhampton courts are on East Street, at the corner of Fitzroy Street, a short walk from our East Street office.
You don’t have to have one, but early advice helps. At a first court date you may be asked how you plan to plead or whether you need more time. A lawyer can speak for you, ask for an adjournment if you need one, and make sure you don’t agree to anything you don’t understand.
Yes. We act for clients across Central Queensland, and our lawyers offer mobile consultations, phone and online appointments, so you don’t always need to come into the office.
Bring your paperwork: a notice to appear, bail papers, any domestic violence application or order served on you, letters from police or the court, and photo ID. Having these with you means your lawyer can give clear advice from the first meeting.
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Download our free eBook to learn some fundamentals about how the system works and what to expect.
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