Being accused of a dishonesty offence can be a stressful and uncertain experience, particularly where you dispute the allegations or believe there has been a misunderstanding about what occurred. Dishonesty offences cover a broad range of conduct, from stealing and receiving stolen property to fraud and dealing with proceeds of crime. The circumstances surrounding the […]
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Being charged with a traffic offence can be a serious and stressful experience, particularly where you rely on your driver’s licence for work, study, family responsibilities or everyday life. Depending on the offence and your circumstances, a traffic matter can result in loss of your driver’s licence, a criminal record, significant fines or even imprisonment.
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Contravening an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is a criminal offence in New South Wales. However, recent changes to NSW law mean that not all breaches of an AVO are now treated in the same way. New offences have been introduced for more serious ADVO contraventions, including breaches committed with an intention to cause harm or
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If you are accused of a sex offence, it is important to take the matter seriously, regardless of whether the allegation is true. It is easy to minimise or completely deny the situation you are in, particularly if you are innocent. Many believe that if they are innocent, then they have nothing to worry about. Nothing
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New South Wales has passed significant reforms that will prevent offenders from relying on their ‘good character’ as a mitigating factor when being sentenced for a criminal offence.  The Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Amendment (Good Character at Sentencing) Act 2026 (NSW) was passed by the NSW Parliament in June 2026. The reforms represent a major change
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Our criminal defence lawyers successfully appear for clients charged with sex offences in the Local, District and Supreme Courts. Below are some examples of results that we have obtained for our clients charged with various sex offences. Aggravated sexual assault (rape) found not guilty Our lawyer represented a person charged with aggravated sexual assault (rape),
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Recent results demonstrate that our criminal lawyers are experts at negotiating with the police and the Office of the Director of Pubic Prosecutions. There is often room for negotiations in criminal matters, with charges and facts changing dramatically, or being withdrawn altogether. Some recent examples include: Murder charge Our lawyer was successful in getting our
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Yes, police can track your phone, but they usually need a court-issued warrant or order. However, in urgent situations involving a serious risk to life, they may be able to do so without a warrant. What is phone tracking? Phone tracking is a crucial tool for law enforcement in Australia. Police can track your phone’s
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Our criminal defence lawyers successfully appear for clients charged with drug offences in the Local, District and Supreme Courts. Below are some examples of results that we have obtained for our clients charged with drug offences. Importing drugs – Recognisance (Commonwealth Good Behaviour Bond) Our criminal defence lawyer represented a client charged with attempting to
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Our criminal defence lawyers get successful results in court for Driving with an illicit substance in their system, including not guilty verdicts and no convictions on sentence. Below are two examples of how we navigate the courts to get the results for our clients. Drive with an illicit substance (drug driving) Our criminal defence lawyer
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