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Glebe Coroner’s Court

If you are required to attend the Coroner’s Court, it is important to have experienced legal representation to guide you through what can often be a sensitive and complex process.

At Krayem & Co Lawyers, we provide professional and compassionate representation in coronial inquests and inquiries. Our team understands the seriousness of these matters and is committed to supporting clients while ensuring their interests are properly represented.

Going to Glebe Coroner’s Court?

Glebe Coroner’s Court is a specialist court that investigates reportable deaths in New South Wales.

Located in Glebe, the Coroner’s Court examines the circumstances surrounding deaths that are sudden, unexpected, or occur in unusual circumstances. The purpose of the court is not to determine criminal guilt, but to establish the cause and manner of death and make recommendations where appropriate.

Court proceedings usually begin from 10:00am, and all attendees are required to pass through security screening before entering.

Types of Matters at Glebe Coroner’s Court

The Coroner’s Court deals with a range of matters, including:

Sudden or unexpected deaths
Deaths in custody or police operations
Suspicious or unexplained deaths
Workplace-related fatalities
Fire and disaster-related deaths
Inquests and inquiries into the cause and circumstances of death

The court may also make recommendations aimed at preventing similar incidents in the future.

Glebe Coroner’s Court Contact Details

Address:
1A Main Avenue, Glebe NSW 2037

Phone:
(02) 8584 7777

Court Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00am – 4:30pm

How to Get to Glebe Coroner’s Court

By Public Transport

The court is accessible via bus services operating through Glebe and surrounding suburbs, with stops located within walking distance.

By Light Rail

Nearby light rail services provide convenient access from Central and the Sydney CBD.

By Car

Limited parking is available in the surrounding area. It is recommended to allow extra time to find parking.

What to Expect at Glebe Coroner’s Court

Coronial proceedings differ from criminal court matters and can be more investigative in nature:

Hearings are conducted by a Coroner rather than a magistrate or jury
Proceedings focus on fact-finding rather than assigning blame
Witnesses may be called to give evidence
Legal representatives may examine witnesses and make submissions

Due to the sensitive nature of these matters, proceedings are conducted with a high level of care and respect.

Glebe Police Station

If you have been contacted by police in relation to a coronial matter, it is important to seek legal advice before providing a statement.

The nearest police station is:

Glebe Police Station
1 Talfourd Street, Glebe NSW 2037

Police may be involved in investigations that are later examined by the Coroner’s Court.

Do You Need a Lawyer for Glebe Coroner’s Court?

Although coronial proceedings are not criminal trials, they can still have serious legal and personal implications.

At Krayem & Co Lawyers, we:

Provide clear and sensitive legal advice
Represent interested parties in inquests
Assist with preparing statements and evidence
Advocate on your behalf during proceedings

We understand the emotional and legal complexity of coronial matters and are committed to supporting you throughout the process.

Contact Krayem & Co Lawyers

If you require representation at Glebe Coroner’s Court or assistance with a coronial matter, contact Krayem & Co Lawyers today on +61 2 8528 2943 / +61 449 770 755.

Our team is ready to provide experienced, professional, and compassionate legal support.