Caxton Community Legal Centre
Human Rights & Discrimination services in Brisbane
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The office, at a glance.
Caxton Community Legal Centre provides legal services in Brisbane, QLD. Listed practice areas include Human Rights & Discrimination, Domestic Violence & AVOs and Elder Law & Aged Care.
- Provider type
- Community legal centre
- Office address
- Turbot Place, Level 23, 179 Turbot Street, Brisbane QLD 4000
- Ways to meet
- In Person, Phone
- New enquiries
- Listed as accepting new clients; confirm availability
- Directory check This is the date supplied in the record. It is not a guarantee that every field, professional credential or current availability has been independently checked.
- 2026-09-19
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