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Surry Hills Lawyers | Expert Solicitors

Lawyers Surry Hills | Go To Court Solicitors Surry Hills NSW

Our lawyers in Surry HIlls provide you with expert advice and strong representation – when you need it most.

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We appear in all Surry HIlls courts and surrounding areas, and specialise in the following types of law:

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Trespass and Break and Enter (NSW)
Trespass and Break and Enter (NSW)
In New South Wales there is a range of offences relating to trespass and break and enter ranging from relatively trivial offences to serious crimes. Offences relating to trespass are governed by the Inclosed Lands Protection Act 1901, while break and enter offences are governed by the Crimes Act 1900. Trespass If a person comes onto your…
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The Right to Silence (NSW)
The Right to Silence (NSW)
The right to remain silent when one is suspected of a crime is a basic common law right. It includes the right to decline to answer questions when interviewed by the police as well as the right to choose not to give evidence when being tried by a court. The right to silence reflects the…
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Infanticide (NSW)
Infanticide (NSW)
Under the NSW Crimes Act 1900, a woman can be found guilty of infanticide if she intentionally kills her baby because she has not fully recovered from giving birth to it. This offence is governed by Section 22A of the Crimes Act. A woman found guilty of infanticide will be sentenced as if she had…
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Abortion in NSW
Abortion in NSW
Abortion in NSW is legal only in very limited circumstances. Unlike in Victoria, the ACT and Tasmania, a woman cannot obtain an abortion in NSW ‘on demand’, but only if a doctor believes the procedure is necessary to preserve her from serious danger to her life or her physical or mental health. The offence of…
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