How We Secured a Not-Guilty Verdict for Sexual Touching
Sexual assault charges require rigorous defence. Learn how National Criminal Lawyers® safeguarded a client’s rights and upheld justice in Parramatta Court.
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Case Study: Domestic Violence Charges and ADVO Dismissed at Liverpool Local Court
At National Criminal Lawyers®, we know how devastating it can be to face allegations of domestic violence. These matters can carry serious criminal penalties, the imposition of restrictive Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs), and lasting personal consequences. In one recent case, our client was charged with common assault (domestic violence related) and contravene AVO, with…
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How We Secured No Conviction for an Alleged Historical Domestic Assault
When facing a domestic violence allegation, especially one reported years after the alleged incident, the emotional and legal stakes are high. Such charges can affect your reputation, family relationships and future. This recent case at Penrith Local Court shows how National Criminal Lawyers® achieved a no conviction outcome for our client, despite an allegation of…
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How We Secured the Withdrawal of a Domestic Violence Assault Charge at Burwood Local Court
Facing a domestic violence allegation is one of the most stressful experiences a person can go through. These cases can have a serious impact on your reputation, career and personal relationships, not to mention the potential for a criminal conviction and prison sentence. This recent matter at Burwood Local Court shows how our team at…
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How We Defended a Property Damage Allegation and Revoked an AVO
When you are charged with criminal offences and served with an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO), it can feel as though your future is already decided. Your personal and professional reputation is at risk, and without skilled legal defence, the consequences can be life-changing. At National Criminal Lawyers®, we specialise in dismantling weak prosecutions and achieving…
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Case Study: Sexual Touching No Conviction Despite CCTV – How We Secured a Section 10 Against All Odds
When someone faces a charge of sexual touching without consent in NSW, the stakes are enormous, not just legally, but personally, emotionally and socially. Yet, even in cases that seem doomed, skilled legal strategy and experience can transform the outcome and change your life. At National Criminal Lawyers®, our Principal, Michael Moussa, recently secured a…
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How Can You Both Be the Victim? The Confusing Truth About Mutual Orders in NSW
You’re facing an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO). But so is your ex. You both say you’ve been harassed, threatened or attacked. You both say you’re scared. And now you’re both asking the court for protection or breaching it. This confusing scenario is more common than you might think. At National Criminal Lawyers®, we regularly…
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When Do Emotions Become “Intimidation”? Real Cases of Stalk-Intimidate Charges in NSW
You send a message. You knock on someone’s door. You raise your voice during an argument. Maybe you threaten their dog in the heat of the moment. You might not think it’s a crime. But in NSW, these actions can quickly cross the legal line into stalking or intimidation — particularly in the context of…
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Is It a Crime to Record Someone Without Their Consent in NSW? What the Law Really Says
You’re in an argument. You hit ‘record’. You think it’ll protect you — maybe from false accusations or to prove your side. But what if recording someone, even in your own home, is actually a criminal offence? In NSW, the law around audio and visual recordings is complicated, especially in the context of domestic violence,…
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Do I Have to Tell My Boss I’ve Been Charged with a Crime?
Charged with a crime and worried about your job? You’re not legally required to tell your employer in most cases, but employment contracts, professional licenses, and job-related charges can create disclosure obligations. Being charged isn’t the same as being guilty – protect your career with expert legal advice. Read our complete guide to understand your rights.
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