Do you require legal advice or representation for a criminal matter? Be sure to contact Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing. We understand that being accused of a criminal act can be an extremely distressing experience. Our Taree lawyers will ensure you receive sound legal advice pertaining to your unique case, as well as going over what you can expect during the court process.
For more than a century
For more than a century, Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing has been assisting clients throughout Taree – as well as the wider Manning River and Great Lakes regions – with cases relating to criminal law. Rest assured, we will spare no effort to defend you to the highest possible standard, regardless of the accusations against you.
It’s critical to remember that you can only be proven guilty of an offence or infringement if all technical requirements are satisfied to the set standards of legal proof. If you face an accusation, it is crucial that you seek out a qualified lawyer as quickly as possible. That’s where we come in. For more information, don’t hesitate to reach out to our Taree lawyers today.
Are you concerned that a traffic offence or infringement will result in you losing your licence? Don’t hesitate to reach out to Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing. We will help you navigate the complex intricacies of traffic law procedures, providing expert advice every step of the way.
Our lawyers can assist with cases concerning:
Driving under the influence (of alcohol or drugs)
Speeding offences
Licence appeals
RMS infringements – such as vehicle overloads
Driving without a licence, or without a valid licence
Dangerous driving
Plus, a range of other traffic law cases. If you need representation for a traffic related incident, be sure to contact Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing today.
If an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) or Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO) been placed on you, you will need to consider whether you wish to contest or accept it. It should be kept in mind that you can consent to an order, but without an admission basis. This essentially means that you dispute the facts that have led to the AVO or ADVO, but will submit to the order anyway. However, this can be used against you later.
If you wish to challenge the order, you’ll need to seek out the services of a lawyer so that an affidavit (statement of evidence) can be given to the police and, eventually, the court. The alleged victim will also be required to submit an affidavit, and then a hearing will be arranged. Our Taree lawyers can help you throughout every phase of this process.
In the event that you feel that you have been misrepresented in a previous hearing, and you wish to have a new one arranged, our lawyers may be able to assist. Get in touch with us today.
At Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancing, we are also able to provide legal services for the following cases:
Theft
Assault (sexual & otherwise)
Manslaughter
Fraud
Drug offences
Animal cruelty
Weapons offences
Bail & committal hearings
Plus, much more. To organise a consultation with our lawyers in Taree, call us today. We can also assist with matters pertaining to Family Law, Business Law
and other legal disputes.