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Do
you have a court date?
You should make an appointment to
see me early, but anytime prior to your
next court date - even one day prior - is
OK. It is very common to adjourn your
first court date to a more suitable date.
See Court
Process. Click
here to book a conference.
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Do
you have a licence loss infringement
notice?
Most people object to the infringement
notice and then make an appointment to see
me once they have their court papers. You
can make an appointment to see me before you
lodge your objection, or you can make an
appointment to see me both before your lodge
the objection and after you receive your
court papers. Most
people lodge the objection to go to court
and then see me once they have court
papers.
Most people lodge the objection to go to
court and then see me once they have court
papers. More
info...
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Do
you have a demerit points problem?
You should make an appointment to see me
sooner rather than later. Bring with you
all your paperwork - especially a recent
print of your demerit points history which
you can order from VicRoads online,
copies of any infringement notices you
still have, copies of any correspondence
between you and the police or
VicRoads. Click
here to book a conference.
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Do
you owe more than $8,000 in
outstanding fines?
You should make an appointment to see me
as soon as you get a court date from the
Sheriff. Be aware that the sheriff will
not take you to court until they have
seized and sold all motor vehicles
registered in your name. Bring with you
all your paperwork - especially any
paperwork you have received from the
sheriff. You need to bring a printout of
all your outstanding fines. Click
here to book a conference.
infringements
court,
revocation of enforcement order,
penalty enforcement warrant, sheriff
Do you have a s.85 Notice of
Immediate Suspension of driver's
licence?
You should make an appointment to see me
as soon as possible if you want to get
back on the road prior to your court case.
More
info. Click
here to book a conference.
If you have any other type of
problem.
Click
here to book a conference.
At a conference, we will
work out if your case has a realistic
prospect of success, what the risks and
costs are, work out a strategy
including a time-line for action. After a
conference, if you decide your case is not
worth pursuing you don't need to incur any
further legal fees.
Business-hours
conferences cost $400 and take about one
hour. Conferences can be in-person or by
telephone. Click
here to book a conference.
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The
following pages may help you:
Infringement
Notices
Demerit
Points
Going
to Court
Pleading
Guilty
Legal Advice
Legal Costs
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