
CRIMINAL LAW
Strong Defence When It Matters Most.
Facing criminal charges can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate the legal system alone. When everything is on the line, you need more than just a lawyer—you need unwavering commitment and expertise that truly sets you apart. Every decision matters, and your future shouldn’t be left to chance.
When your freedom is at stake, trust the lawyer who’s mastered both sides of the courtroom. Experience legal representation that is dedicated in defending your rights, strategic in every move, and genuinely invested in your outcome.
Criminal Law Services
Assault Offences: Defence for common assault, AOABH, Causing Grievous Bodily Harm or Wounding.
Domestic Violence & AVOs: Representation for domestic violence allegations and Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs).
Drug Offences: All drug-related charges, from possession to supply and importation.
Sexual Offences: Defence for sexual assault, sexual touching and related charges.
Robbery & Theft: Including (aggravated)robbery, break and enter, and all theft-related matters.
Firearms & Weapons Offences: Charges involving illegal possession or use of weapons.
Fraud & Dishonesty Offences: Defence obtain advantage or cause disadvantage by deception charges.
Traffic & Driving Offences: Dangerous and Negligent driving, drink/drug driving, drive suspended/disqualified and speeding, etc.
Bail Applications: Urgent bail applications and reviews.
Mental Health Applications: Assistance with mental health defences and diversionary programs.
Appeals: Appeals against conviction or sentence in higher courts.
Court Representation: Hearings, trials, sentencing, and all court appearances.
This is your turning point. Choose the support that others have trusted when it mattered most, because when it comes to your freedom and reputation, only the best will do.
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Yes — we regularly represent clients at Campbelltown, Liverpool, and Parramatta courts. We also appear in higher courts for appeals and more serious matters.
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That depends on whether your a witness assisting police or a person of interest in a police investigation. If your not sure speak to a lawyer first.
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Police have power to stop and search your person or come into your property without a warrant in specific circumstances, generally, when the officer has a reasonable suspicion. If you are searched, remain calm and compliant with police and speak to a lawyer as soon as you can.
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Yes, in most cases there is always room to negotiate with police and prosecutors. We negotiate with police or prosecutors to reduce the seriousness of charges or seek a withdrawal, depending on the strength of the evidence and your background.