Rezae & Co Lawyers are trusted criminal and traffic defence specialists based in Parramatta and appear in courts regularly across the Sydney metropolitan area, NSW, and Australia.
With a proven track record, we provide strategic, compassionate legal representation to protect your rights and future.
We understand that being charged with a criminal or traffic offence can be a daunting and traumatic experience. We ensure clients understand the entire process from start to finish, what options are available to them and the best possible recommended course of action.
Broadly, drink driving offences may be broken down into the following categories; low range, mid range, high range, novice range & special range.
It is not uncommon for a person to have their licence disqualified for a significant period of time, often causing hardship in their day-to-day life.
You may now be issued with an on-the-spot fine if you are found to be in possession of small amounts of drugs. This is at the police’s discretion, meaning that you still may be required to go to court if the police issues you with a Court Attendance Notice (CAN).
Drug supply offences in New South Wales are treated extremely seriously. Many people are shocked to learn that you can be charged with “supply” even if you didn’t sell anything, and even if no drugs actually changed hands. If you’ve…
Losing your driver’s licence can have an immediate and serious impact on your life, especially if you rely on driving for work, family, or daily responsibilities. The good news is that in some situations, you may be able to appeal…
Having your licence suspended on the spot by police can be overwhelming. One moment you’re driving, and the next, you’re told you can’t drive at all, effective immediately. This is known as an immediate licence suspension, and it applies to…
Drug driving offences in New South Wales are increasingly common, largely due to the widespread use of roadside drug testing. Many drivers are caught off guard, not because they were impaired, but because the law does not require impairment at…
