Brisbane Lawyers
When you’re having legal difficulties, knowing you have an experienced and dedicated lawyer on your side can put your mind at ease. Armstrong Legal’s Brisbane lawyers are highly skilled and committed to assisting clients who are going through a stressful time. They’ll give you thorough and timely advice drawing on many years’ experience helping clients both in and out of court.
Our team of lawyers in Brisbane
Armstrong Legal’s Brisbane office is located in Brisbane’s CBD at 231 North Quay, near Roma Street Train Station. Our team of exceptional lawyers is available 24/7 for criminal matters and can provide advice and representation across our seven areas of expertise, which are criminal law, family law, corporate crime law, contested estates, traffic law, commercial law, and administrative law.
All of our professional and dedicated Brisbane lawyers are ready to assist with your legal matter in Brisbane andthe surrounding areas.
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Taking the next step and contacting a lawyer can be scary. Our lawyers will make you feel comfortable so you can talk about your situation.
Our commercial lawyers are experienced in all aspects of commercial and civil law, including contracts, consumer law, property law, tort law, corporations law and employment law.
Commencing litigation isn’t always the best way to proceed when you are involved in a civil or commercial dispute. There are many forms of dispute resolution that may need to be considered before commencing court proceedings. Armstrong Legal’s Brisbane Commercial lawyers can advise you on all your options.
Administrative law is the area of law that deals with the review of decisions by government bodies and agencies. It includes Centrelink matters, Working With Children Checks, immigration law and child protection matters.
Decisions by government decision-makers are subject to merits review by government agencies and tribunals, investigations – such as by the Ombudsman – and judicial review by the federal courts.
Armstrong Legal’s Corporate Crime lawyers provide advice and representation to clients dealing with ASIC offences, charges of bribery, environmental offences, money laundering and tax fraud. The penalties for corporate crime offences are severe, ranging from fines to imprisonment for individuals; the consequences can also be serious for the company involved.
Corporate crime is a crime committed by individuals or companies in the course of their work. A person suspected of corporate crime can find themselves under investigation by ASIC, the ATO, the ODPP or the CDPP. Being subject to such an investigation is stressful as there is so much that hangs in the balance. You’re worried about losing your job, damage to your reputation and the impact of any charges on future employment. You’re also concerned about the penalties you may face if found guilty of offences.
Our Corporate Crime Lawyers can explain the principles and procedures involved in corporate crime investigations and prosecutions and develop a strategy for your defence. For a friendly discussion call them on (07) 3229 4448.
Appearing in court on criminal charges can be very intimidating. Whether you are facing traffic offences; allegations of domestic violence, or property offences, there can be serious consequences if you are found guilty. A criminal record can complicate your life in many ways. Apart from being penalised by a fine or a period of imprisonment, your criminal matter could also affect your ability to travel and obtain employment, even more so if your work requires a Working with Children Check.
Our Brisbane Criminal Lawyers deal with all aspects of criminal law from first mention to sentencing or acquittal. They deal with bail applications, pleas in mitigation, contested hearings and sentencing hearings and can provide advice on drug offences, violent offences and commonwealth crimes.
When you engage an Armstrong Legal Brisbane Lawyer, you can be assured that you receive comprehensive advice and are supported every step of the way in your legal matter.
Our Brisbane Criminal Lawyers advise clients at all stages in the criminal justice system from when the charges are first laid, through to your first court mention, bail application, a plea in mitigation or contested hearing as well as appeals. They deal with state and commonwealth offences and are experienced at representing both adults and juveniles
You’re in safe hands when our Brisbane Criminal Lawyers are on your side.
Going through a separation and dealing with all the associated legal issues can be the most stressful time in a person’s life.
When a relationship breaks down there may be questions over child custody arrangements, property division and spousal maintenance. Armstrong Legal’s Family Lawyers can assist you with all the legal issues that flow from separation and reduce the stress associated with these difficult events.
Our team of committed Brisbane Family Lawyers will be there for you every step of the way – whether you’ve separated, are facing the prospect of a property settlement or a parenting dispute following a separation.
Whether you’re dealing with a complicated, international family law matter which may involve the Hague Convention, or a more routine negotiation of financial orders, our family lawyers will do their best to negotiate a positive outcome for you. If the matter cannot be resolved out of court, they will advocate for you throughout the court proceedings and at trial.
Armstrong Legal’s Brisbane Family lawyers will thoroughly advise you so you understand all your options.
When you’re driving a motor vehicle, you have a responsibility towards other road users. There is a wide range of offences that can arise when mistakes are made on the roads. Traffic offences range from speeding and unlicensed driving to drink driving and dangerous driving causing death and can attract penalties from a small fine to life imprisonment. When you are charged with a traffic offence, you should seek legal advice at the earliest opportunity so that a professional who knows the process and the likely sentencing outcomes can advise you of all your options. .
Armstrong Legal’s Brisbane Traffic Lawyers are specialists in traffic law. They’ll explain the penalties for breaching road rules, defences that can be argued, what to expect in court if you do decide to represent yourself and the process for appealing if you’re unhappy with the court’s decision.
Whether it is your first offence, or you have been before the court a number of times, our Brisbane traffic lawyers will ensure you receive the best possible outcome. Our Brisbane Drink Driving Lawyers will share their knowledge of what the implications are for you and be sensitive about the seriousness of the situation that you’re facing.
Talk to our Brisbane Drink Driving Lawyers today.
When a loved one dies, there are a lot of emotions to deal with. There are also the practicalities of managing financial affairs after the person’s death. That usually means dealing with Wills, Estates and Probate.
Sometimes when a loved one’s will is read, family members find that they have been left out of the will or have been inadequately provided for. This can lead to the will being contested by the person who feels aggrieved and defended by those who want the will to remain as it is. In Queensland, you only have nine months from the date of the deceased’s death to contest a will, so it’s essential for your future that you engage the services of one of our Brisbane Contested Wills Lawyers.
Brisbane Courts
Representing clients in court is a critical component of Armstrong Legal’s Brisbane Lawyers daily activities. Our lawyers appear regularly in the below courts.
Brisbane District Court
The Brisbane District Court deals with serious criminal matters, including rape, armed robbery and fraud. It also hears civil cases involving amounts between $150,000 and $750,000.
Brisbane Supreme Court
The Brisbane Supreme Court deals with the most serious indictable offences like murder and manslaughter. It also deals with civil cases involving amounts of $750,000.
Brisbane Magistrates Courts
The Magistrates Court hears the vast majority of criminal matters, including traffic offences and other summary offences. It also hears domestic violence order applications and minor civil matters.
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT)
QCAT deals with civil matters such as debt disputes, motor vehicle disputes and retail shop lease disputes. It also hears matters relating to residential tenancy disputes and tree disputes.
Frequently Asked Questions: Criminal Lawyer Brisbane
A criminal lawyer in Brisbane will assess a matter by reviewing the charges, examining the legal elements that the prosecution needs to prove for those charges, and providing you with advice about whether they are likely to be able to do that and what the penalties could be for each charge.
A criminal lawyer will also take instructions from you to ascertain what parts of the police allegations you agree or disagree with and can provide you with advice about the next appropriate steps in your matter and what your options are.
Obtaining criminal legal advice in Brisbane from a criminal lawyer at an early stage can help you better understand your legal position and the next steps involved.
An assessment can also identify practical priorities, such as whether you need to attend Court, whether bail conditions apply and what additional documents might be required.
If you are pleading “not guilty”, reviewing police material, witness accounts and all information relied on in the police case will become necessary when they are made available through the proper process. Where appropriate, a lawyer can also discuss issues relating to bail applications and other procedural matters.
For people looking for a criminal law firm in Brisbane, Armstrong Legal provides advice tailored to the circumstances of each matter, helping them better understand what may happen next. Whether you’re seeking advice from an assault lawyer or want to consult with a lawyer specialising in a different area, you can get in touch with us.
Yes. It is important to consult a Brisbane criminal lawyer before speaking to the police. This is true whether you have been asked to attend an interview, provide a statement or answer questions about an alleged offence.
A lawyer can provide you with legal advice before a police interview in Queensland. They can explain the possible consequences of speaking to the police and whether you are required to participate in that interview, and whether you should.
Before speaking to police, a criminal lawyer in Brisbane can discuss the investigation process and any issues that may arise from responding to the allegations at an early stage.
For those considering whether to hire a criminal lawyer in Brisbane, obtaining advice early can provide a clearer understanding of the process and protect your rights.
Criminal solicitors can typically provide advice over the phone, by video call or in person. Whether you require criminal defence services or assistance with an investigation, speaking with a lawyer can help you better understand your legal position.
If the person charged is not an adult, it is important to obtain legal advice from a lawyer who is experienced in appearing for and representing children in criminal matters. There are particular rules that apply to children that differ from adults (like the availability of cautions and other sentence options), and having advice from a lawyer familiar with these differences is critical.
A Brisbane criminal lawyer can explain the charge and the Court process in a simple way to enable the child to understand the process. A parent or guardian can participate in that discussion, so long as the child consents and there are no other issues that would prevent that (for example, if the parent was a witness in the matter).
Armstrong Legal has a team that advises both adults and minors. For families seeking a criminal lawyer in Brisbane, such as a drink driving lawyer, clear advice can help them better understand the process and the decisions they may need to make.
If you disagree with the police version of events, it is important to obtain legal advice before deciding how to respond.
A Brisbane criminal lawyer will listen to your account, compare it with any available police material and identify which parts of the allegation may be disputed. This allows your lawyer to provide you with advice about whether the matter should be defended, any defences that apply, and give you options to progress the case forward.
An expert criminal defence lawyer will go through the evidence with you and discuss whether any additional evidence (like other witnesses or documentary evidence) should be obtained to use in your case.
Yes. A criminal lawyer in Brisbane can assess whether there may be available avenues for an appeal. This may involve reviewing the original proceedings, the decision that was made and whether there are grounds to challenge the outcome, sentence or another Court decision.
Whether they’re sexual assault lawyers or experts specialising in other criminal cases, they can explain appeal deadlines, document requirements and any practical considerations that may apply. They will also provide advice about the prospects of success in your appeal and whether there are any risks (like increased penalties or costs orders) if you proceed.
