Strong Legal Defence. Clear Advice. Compassionate Support.
Facing a criminal charge can be one of the most stressful experiences of your life.
Whether you’re hoping to keep a clean record, have prior convictions and fear a harsh penalty, or believe you’ve been wrongly accused, you’re not alone, and you don’t have to navigate this alone.
At Rezae & Co Lawyers, we provide clear, compassionate guidance and expert legal representation to help you understand your rights, your options, and the best course of action.
We take the time to walk you through every step of the legal process, from charge to resolution, ensuring you’re fully informed and supported at all times.
With a deep understanding of criminal law and an unwavering commitment to achieving the best outcomes, our team will:
Negotiate with prosecutors to reduce or withdraw charges where possible
Vigorously defend your case in court, challenging evidence and cross-examining witnesses to protect your freedom and reputation
We represent clients in a wide range of criminal matters, including:
Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs)
Stealing and Theft
Fraud Offences
Sexual Offences
Property Damage
Firearms and Weapons Offences
Don’t let a criminal charge define your future. Call (02) 8893 1217 or get in touch online to speak with an experienced criminal defence lawyer.
We understand that being charged with a criminal 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.
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