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What happens at my first court date?
Is it your first time appearing in court for criminal charges in Qld? Find out how to best to prepare and what to expect in court.
How can I avoid a criminal conviction in Qld?
A criminal conviction can affect your reputation, job, and travel. Avoiding one often requires clear legal submissions on how it may impact your future. Diversion programs, good behaviour bonds, or charge negotiations may also help. Early legal advice gives you the best chance of a no-conviction outcome.
Should I plead guilty or not guilty? 5 important factors to consider
Deciding whether to plead guilty or not guilty is one of the most important choices in any criminal case. This guide explains five key factors Queensland defendants should consider before entering a plea, including evidence strength, penalties, and available defences.
How much does a criminal lawyer cost in Qld?
Understand how criminal lawyer fees work in Queensland. Learn about fixed fees, hourly rates, and staged payments when choosing the best Brisbane criminal defence lawyers
How to choose a criminal lawyer – 6 key factors
Facing criminal charges in Qld? Choosing the best Brisbane criminal lawyer can make a difference to your outcome. Learn what to look for and how to find the right lawyer for your case.
How to defend rape charges in Qld?
From 23 September 2024, Queensland’s new affirmative consent laws require consent to be clearly and actively expressed. As such, strategies to defend rape charges in Qld have significantly changed.
What is ‘Upskirting’ in Qld?
Upskirting is a serious offences in Qld under section 227A of the Criminal Code 1899 (Qld). Our Brisbane criminal lawyers defend clients charged with recording or observing another person without consent, protecting your job, reputation, and future.
How can a criminal lawyer help your case in Qld?
Facing serious charges in Qld? Early advice from a criminal defence lawyer is critical to protect your rights and understand the legal process. Read more about how early advice can make a difference to your case.