Wyndham Court Traffic Lawyer
Wyndham Court Traffic Lawyer – Werribee
If your driving matter is listed at Wyndham Law Courts in Werribee, Christopher Sheen provides direct representation as a lawyer and barrister who regularly appears at the Court. He brings 15 years’ Victoria Police experience and over a decade defending people charged with offences.
About Wyndham Law Courts in Werribee
Wyndham Law Courts is located at 17 Basalt Road, Werribee, beside Werribee Police Station. The Magistrates’ Court at the complex hears traffic and driving offences, criminal charges and family violence and personal safety intervention order applications.
The Court’s local catchment includes Hoppers Crossing, Manor Lakes, Point Cook, Tarneit, Werribee, Williams Landing and Wyndham Vale. Your charge sheet, summons or hearing notice will confirm whether your matter is listed at Wyndham Law Courts.
The new courts opened on 10 November 2025, replacing the former Werribee Magistrates’ Court, which permanently closed on 31 October 2025. The former courthouse had two courtrooms. The new Wyndham precinct is a substantially larger and more modern facility containing 13 courtrooms across its jurisdictions.
“Werribee Court” and “Wyndham Court” are therefore commonly used to describe matters from the same local area. Your current charge sheet, summons or hearing notice should identify Wyndham Law Courts as the venue.
Free parking is available onsite, although it remains sensible to arrive early and allow time to park, pass through security and meet Christopher before court.
About Wyndham Law Courts in Werribee
Chris has 15 years’ experience within Victoria Police. During his time with Victoria Police, Chris investigated various traffic and driving offences and was qualified in breath test operation and speed detection. He was a Senior Detective and later a Police Prosecutor where he prosecuted a range of offences including various Road Safety Act matters. Since becoming a lawyer and barrister Chris has shifted to a defence focused practice where he utilises his prior experience to get you the best results for your traffic law case.
Chris only takes on cases where you have been charged. This focus has given him the court experience to know how to present your case in the best light possible.
Working across traffic law cases in Melbourne and Victoria, Chris is focused on you as the client and your needs. It is imperative that you have a full understanding of all your options in making any decision. Chris works hard to reduce the stress and efficiently bring your case to a close so that you can move on with your life.
How it Works
An experienced traffic lawyer in Melbourne
Wyndham Law Courts is located at 17 Basalt Road, Werribee, beside Werribee Police Station. The Magistrates’ Court at the complex hears traffic and driving offences, criminal charges and family violence and personal safety intervention order applications.
The Court’s local catchment includes Hoppers Crossing, Manor Lakes, Point Cook, Tarneit, Werribee, Williams Landing and Wyndham Vale. Your charge sheet, summons or hearing notice will confirm whether your matter is listed at Wyndham Law Courts.
The new courts opened on 10 November 2025, replacing the former Werribee Magistrates’ Court, which permanently closed on 31 October 2025. The former courthouse had two courtrooms. The new Wyndham precinct is a substantially larger and more modern facility containing 13 courtrooms across its jurisdictions.
“Werribee Court” and “Wyndham Court” are therefore commonly used to describe matters from the same local area. Your current charge sheet, summons or hearing notice should identify Wyndham Law Courts as the venue.
Free parking is available onsite, although it remains sensible to arrive early and allow time to park, pass through security and meet Christopher before court.
Get in touch today
Simply fill out the form below with your contact details to arrange an initial consultation.
To provide the most efficient and cost-effective traffic law service, consultations are done through Zoom or Microsoft teams. Meetings may be arranged on site at Owen Dixon Chambers East Melbourne for an additional fee.
Direct Representation and Fixed Fees
Christopher regularly appears at Wyndham Law Courts. When he accepts your case, he prepares it from start to finish and personally represents you at every court appearance. Your case is not passed to a junior lawyer.
Fees are fixed per court date and disclosed and agreed in advance. You know the cost of each stage before the work is undertaken, without six-minute billing or an unpleasant surprise at the end.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Wyndham Law Courts?
Wyndham Law Courts is located at 17 Basalt Road, Werribee, Victoria 3030, beside Werribee Police Station. Free on-site parking is available.
What types of matters does the Magistrates’ Court hear at Wyndham?
The Court hears traffic and driving charges, other criminal matters, and family violence and personal safety intervention order applications.
Are Werribee Court and Wyndham Court the same court?
The former Werribee Magistrates’ Court has closed. It was replaced by Wyndham Law Courts in November 2025. People may still search for “Werribee Court”, but current matters are heard at the new Basalt Road complex.
Do I have to attend court personally?
That depends on the charge and type of hearing. Do not assume your lawyer can attend without you. Christopher will advise whether your attendance is required and ordinarily arrange a time to meet you at court.
Can Christopher represent me if I do not live in Wyndham?
Yes. Christopher can represent you if your matter is listed at Wyndham Law Courts, regardless of where you currently live.
What should I provide before my court date?
Provide your charge sheet, summons, police summary, hearing notice and any other documents received from police or the Court. Christopher will advise if additional material is required.
How early should I obtain legal advice?
As early as reasonably possible. Early advice provides more time to examine the evidence, undertake any appropriate negotiations and prepare your case before court.
Does the fixed fee cover the entire matter?
The fixed fee applies per court date. A plea of guilty will ordinarily involve one court appearance, while more complicated or contested matters may require several court dates. Each fee is disclosed and agreed in advance.
Is Your Matter Listed at Wyndham Law Courts?
Christopher offers more than general knowledge of traffic law. His experience investigating and prosecuting traffic offences, followed by over a decade defending them, gives him a well-rounded understanding of how these cases are built and how they should be answered.
If you want direct representation from a barrister who regularly appears at Wyndham Law Courts and will personally handle your case, book a consultation with Christopher before your court date.