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Traffic Law

What Happens if I Don’t Go to Court?

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Have you been charged with a criminal or traffic offence? If you are facing criminal proceedings, or you have elected to have a penalty notice dealt with in court, you may be issued with a court attendance notice. This notice...

Intensive Traffic Offender Program now available in Sydney

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Traffic Offender Programs are courses designed to inform drivers about the dangers of certain driving habits – such as drink driving, speeding and driving whilst fatigued. They are often undertaken by those who have been charged with major traffic offences...

How Can I Increase My Chances of Getting A Good Behaviour Bond?

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Depending on the type of criminal charges you are facing, there are a number of different penalties you may be given. For a more serious offence, you may find yourself facing the possibility of a prison sentence or a large...

Is a Lawyer Worth It?

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Hiring a lawyer can be expensive, and if you are already facing financial difficulties or the possibility of a fine for your legal matter, you may question whether or not it is worth the cost. Although it is possible to...

When Should I Write an Apology Letter to the Courts?

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If you have been charged with a criminal offence, the way you present yourself to the magistrate at the court can have a significant impact on the outcome of your case. Ff you intend to plead guilty, there are a...

How Can I Change Lawyers?

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Having the right legal representation is important, even if you are dealing with a relatively minor legal matter. If you are not happy with your existing lawyer, changing to another lawyer can help you ensure the best outcome for your...

Do I Need a Lawyer For a Voluntary Interview at a Police Station?

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If you are suspected of a crime or of having information about a crime, you may be asked by police to attend a voluntary interview at a police station. If you haven’t been arrested, you don’t have to attend the...

Setting Aside a Subpoena in NSW

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Have you been subpoenaed to appear at court or provide evidence that you don’t think is necessary? Although a subpoena is a legally binding document, in some cases, you may be able to get your subpoena set aside. Setting aside...

When Can I Represent Myself and When Do I Need a Lawyer?

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Being charged with a criminal offence can be an overwhelming and stressful experience. If you are not familiar with the criminal justice system, you may be confused and worried about the outcome of your matter. Even relatively minor criminal charges...

How can I become a lawyer?

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This is part one of a three-part blog outlining some of the pathways towards becoming a lawyer in NSW. There are three main steps towards becoming a lawyer: 1. Getting the relevant academic qualification 2. Undertaking practical legal training, and...
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