Wyong Local Court
Coastal Lawyers attends all Central Coast and Newcastle Courts in respect of all criminal law, traffic law and apprehended and personal violence matters including Wyong Local Court.
If you have a matter before the Wyong Local Court then book in a free 15 minute discovery call to discuss how Coastal Lawyers can help you with your legal problem. Coastal Lawyers offer fixed fees for most local court criminal law matters.
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CONTACT DETAILS FOR WYONG LOCAL COURT:
- Wyong Local Court is: located at Cnr Hely and Anzac Streets Wyong NSW 2259
- Wyong Local Court Registry email address is: local-court-wyong@justice.nsw.gov.au
- Wyong Local Court Phone number is 1300 679 272
PARKING DETAILS FOR WYONG LOCAL COURT:
- If you are attending Wyong Local Court by car, there is street parking surrounding the court.
- If you are attending Wyong Local Court by train, Wyong Station is a 10-minute walk.
ONLINE COURT LIST FOR WYONG LOCAL COURT:
If you have a matter listed at Wyong Local Court, then you can always check the online court list to find out what time your matter is listed.
COFFEE & FOOD NEAR WYONG LOCAL COURT:
If you have ever been to court before then you know how much waiting around there can be.
Below are our favourite spots close to the Wyong Local Court to enjoy a coffee or a bite to eat.
- Glee Coffee- The Chapman Building, Shop 9, 14 Alison Rd Wyong
- Duck Duck Moose – 7b Alison Rd Wyong
- Fibonacci Coffee – Shop T13 18-34 Alison Rd Wyong
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