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Stealing Offences in New South Wales
Criminal Court Costs in New South Wales Proceedings
Criminal Law New South Wales
A conviction for a criminal offence can have significant consequences for you and for your family. Even conviction for a minor offence can seriously impact on your career and limit your employment opportunities. It can also preclude you from travelling outside of Australia. It is important, then, that you understand precisely what you are facing and what rights you hold before you discuss anything about your case with police and before you are required to present at court. Obtaining strong legal advice early maximises the likelihood of a good outcome. Your lawyer can help you to decide whether you want to plead guilty to the charge or whether you wish to fight it. They can help you through the complex and often formidable processes of the criminal justice system. It may be possible for our expert lawyers to have the charges you are facing dropped or reduced to something less serious. Whether you are under investigation in relation to a suspected offence or have been charged, your request for bail has been refused, or maybe you want to appeal a prior conviction, we are there for you. Home to some of Australia’s best Accredited Criminal Law Specialists, Go To Court Lawyers offers you access to some of NSW’s best Criminal defence lawyers. Well versed in local, state and federal law, our Criminal lawyers appear in all NSW courts for all criminal law matters. They are personable and friendly and work hard to provide a strong defence for, you – our client.
Stamp Duty in New South Wales
Partnerships (NSW)
Workplace Discrimination in New South Wales
Debt Recovery (NSW)
Employment Law in New South Wales | Employment Lawyers NSW
Administrative Review (NSW)
Challenging a Will in New South Wales