General Legal Services Information

We offer a variety of general legal services that are not particularly grouped into a specific category of law. Sometimes you may just have a problem that needs to be discussed in order to develop a possible solution.

Your confidentiality is always assured and seeking some guidance on a perplexing matter is a sign of common sense and prudence. Reach out to us to discuss your matter.

The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) is a tribunal that was established for smaller civil disputes. Most QCAT matters proceed on a self-represented basis, that is you appear without a lawyer. This is not always applicable as it will depend on the complexity of the issues.

A tree or tenancy dispute is usually managed by yourself. More complex issues such as guardianship or debt matters may require further legal advice or representation.

A hardship licence is an application to the courts under specific circumstances where the loss of your driving licence would result in severe economic hardship to you or your family, or pose a danger to the health of a family member relying on you as transport.

There are a number of conditions that must be met and you can learn more about this here.

A work or restricted licence is an application to the courts to grant you a licence that allows you to drive in relation to your work or occupation. There are stringent conditions set by the court and the process and it important to be well prepared for your court appearance.

You can learn more about the conditions and application process here.

If you have been given a Notice to Appear (NTA) for a minor drug offence then we can assist with your matter before the courts. We can assist with an application to a Drug & Alcohol Diversion program if you are illegible.

For more information about drug offences visit here.

Summary Offences cover a wide range of matters. These can be driving offences, or more serious matters such as Assault or Domestic Violence breaches. These matters are usually dealt with by way of plea in the Magistrates Court and we can advise on the best course of action for you.

For more information about summary offences visit here.