In a recent legal triumph, Australian Law Advocates, led by the renowned Principal Lawyer Ms. Tayla Regan, secured a significant victory in the NSW Supreme Court. This case study unravels the intricate details surrounding the bail application for a 19-year-old client charged with supplying drugs, entering enclosed lands without consent, and disguising his face to commit an indictable offense. Despite a history of bail breaches and a lengthy criminal record, Ms. Regan's strategic brilliance and persuasive submissions resulted in the client being granted bail, marking a crucial turning point in his legal journey.
This case study delves into the intricacies of a successful appeal and conviction overturn for a domestic violence assault charge, shedding light on the meticulous strategy employed by Australian Law Advocates.
Our Principal Lawyer was successful in an application to the Orange Local Court seeking bail for client charged with serious child abuse offence.
After receiving a conviction in the Local Court, read how our Principal Lawyer convinced the Newcastle District Court to record no conviction for a domestic violence offence.
A man appeared at Windsor Local Court with 5 domestic violence charges. Find out how our expert DV Principal Lawyer got all charges dismissed in court.
Prior Habitual Traffic Offender receives no criminal record outcome for driving for 5 years whilst licence cancelled. Find out how our Principal Lawyer achieved this outcome.
A woman was charged with various domestic violence offences. Find out how our domestic violence expert Principal Lawyer reduced the charges.
Man from Windsor faced a false Apprehended Domestic Violence Application. Read how our expert DV Principal Lawyer Tayla Regan convinced police to withdraw.
Man from Bankstown charged with a series of domestic violence offences found Not Guilty in court. Read on to see how our Principal lawyer achieved justice.
BAIL GRANTED at Bankstown Local Court for man charged with the Manslaughter of a newborn and brain damage of another. Read on to see how our Principal lawyer convinced the Local Court Magistrate first time around.
