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Justices of the peace

News and stories

Lisa’s dedication to serving her community

Lisa Hrambanis was appointed as a justice of the peace (JP) in 2022 for the Frankston campaign.

Creating a community from the ground up

Meet Ebbie Hungerford, a justice of the peace (JP) based in Eynesbury.

Becoming a JP at 21 years old

Despite his busy schedule, Baris Duzova is enjoying performing his duties as a justice of the peace (JP) in Melbourne’s north.

Runs in the family

Meet this father and daughter team of JPs.

New Practice Note 3 - Digital identity documents

Guidance on using digital identity documents, such as drivers licences and Working with Children Checks.

SMS updates now delivered to justices of the peace

To help support honorary justices, we will now occasionally send SMS updates.

Currently recruiting justices of the peace

We are currently recruiting a targeted number of JPs across Brimbank, Casey, Maribyrnong and the Yarra Ranges.

Have your details changed?

Notify us of changes to your contact details within 21 days.

Update your details or availability

Justice of the peace handbook

Read online or download the latest version.

Justice of the peace administration needs

Order new stamps or new ID cards, change your details and availability, and learn the resignation process.

What justices of the peace need to know

Latest updates, documents, forms and information you need to do your job as a justice of the peace.

Document signing stations (DSS)

Learn about Document signing stations, see if there is one near you. Find out how to join.

Law & justice

Justices of the peace hall of fame

Celebrating the milestones of our long-term Justices of the Peace.

Law & justice

Contact Honorary Justice Services Support

Honorary Justice Services Support (HJSS) is here to assist JPs. Find postal address and other relevant contact details

Your responsibility to be active and available as a justice of the peace

The Honorary Justices Act requires that justices of the peace be reasonably active and available to the general public.

This means that, unless there are exceptional circumstances, your contact details must be included on the ‘Find a Justice of the Peace’ search on justice.vic.gov.au.

Law, crime & justice

Updated 3 January 2024



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