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Whatever you do, do not talk to the police before you talk to our team of Townsville criminal lawyers.
Navigating the criminal justice system is a daunting and frightening experience for many people and even minor issues can have serious consequences if you don’t get the right help.
Our dedicated and collaborative team of Townsville criminal lawyers will listen to your side of the story and make sure your interests are represented throughout every step of the process.
We’ll see that your side of things gets a full and fair hearing and that any personal circumstances, which explain what happened, are brought to the attention of the right people.
We also, wherever possible, help take the stress out of being involved in a criminal matter by telling you how much our fees will cost.
We are the only firm in Queensland which posts its criminal law prices up-front and on its website.
The prices below will apply to many legal matters, however, in some cases the nature of the offence or the complexity of the charges will increase the fees.
We’ll Take Care of You
Facing police officers on your own is not something we recommend. When your emotions are in turmoil, it’s easy to forget that you have a legal right to remain silent and get tricked into answering questions which may be used against you in court. Having a criminal lawyer by your side gives you time to clear your head and get your story straight.
Our experienced criminal lawyers in Townsville have your best interests at heart and will provide you with no-nonsense advice and assistance in your criminal matter. Whether you’re trying to avoid a criminal conviction record or facing a term of imprisonment, our lawyers take a personal approach to your situation and focus on achieving the best outcome for you.
We understand that this is an anxious and worrying time which is why we strive to take away some of the stress by providing up-front criminal law prices wherever possible, so you’re not faced with a nasty shock when you come to pay.
Our Services
Whether you’re pleading guilty or not guilty, our criminal lawyers in Townsville will be happy to represent you. When you choose Strategic Lawyers, you’ll benefit from our broad knowledge of criminal law in Queensland. As well as attending police stations and correctional facilities, we regularly represent our clients in court and can assist you with all matters relating to:
- Traffic offences, work licenses, special hardship orders
- Criminal charges
- Domestic Violence
- White-Collar Crime
- Bail Applications
- Mental Health Applications
- Sentence Hearings
- Appeals
Being charged with a criminal offence is one of the most terrifying experiences that anyone has to face. Try not to worry, we’ll be with you every step of the way. From managing your case and negotiating on your behalf to providing strong legal representation for you in court, we’ve got your back. We’ll ensure that you’re involved in your case and kept fully updated as your criminal matter progresses through court.
Our experienced criminal lawyers in Townsville are empathetic, highly experienced and determined to get you the best result available.
We’ll manage your case effectively and organise all the legal issues, well before your court appearance. In fact, if there’s a chance of settling your matter without the need to go to court, we’ll seize it. Not only does this significantly reduce costs but it gets you the best result too.
If you need criminal lawyers in Townsville to represent you, then we strongly recommend you contact our friendly team as quickly as possible to organise an initial consultation. Give us a call or book online today to find out more about the law in Queensland and how we can help you or a loved one.
When you need a lawyer to be your voice, Strategic Lawyers are here to fight your corner.
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Q & A
Fees associated with the defence of criminal charges in Australia can vary widely. The reason for this variation stems from what the lawyer has been instructed to do. For example, a criminal trial lasting several days (where a person has pleaded not guilty to their charges) will cost much more than a simple plea of guilty and sentence for a minor traffic matter.
Lawyers are ethically prohibited from misleading courts, their clients, and other lawyers.
A few Reasons Why We are one of
Townsville's Most Effective Law Firms
We believe you are here for a reason. And that reason is to ensure you get the best legal help possible, at the best possible price.
Here at Strategic Lawyers Townsville we’re experts in striking good bargains, but the most important bargain for us, is the one we strike with our clients.
Our offer is simple. We’ll ensure you know what’s going on. We’ll advise you on your best interests and we’ll never give up on your cause.
This means together we’ll reach the best outcome possible. Our people live in this community and we’ve been here a good while.
As such we know how important it is not only that you leave here satisfied but that you’ll recommend us. Call us now on 13 14 LAW and speak to a lawyer about your case.
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