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We are strong advocates for our clients and go to great lengths to ensure they are dealt with fairly.

The outcome of a criminal law case can change your life forever. With our strong background in criminal law, we will work tirelessly to ensure that you receive the representation you deserve, so you can feel confident that you are receiving the best advice at all times. We will help you understand each step of the legal process and walk you through with sensitivity, compassion and most importantly, without judgment.

Our team can assist in the areas of:

  • Assaults
  • Driving offences
  • Computer-related crime
  • Violence (including domestic violence offences)
  • Drug offences
  • Firearm or dangerous weapon offences
  • Murder or Manslaughter
  • Perjury
  • Robbery
  • Sexual offences
  • Theft and fraud offences

“The team at Fallu McMillan Lawyers are the quintessential professionals. They were able to direct with confidence and ensure the whole process was simple from our end. I highly recommend the team at FM Law.”

— Ben Finemore

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a lawyer if I've been charged with a criminal offence in Queensland?

Yes, it’s strongly recommended to seek legal representation. A criminal defence lawyer will protect your rights and provide guidance through the legal process.

How do I find the right criminal defence lawyer for my case?
You can start by seeking referrals, conducting online research, or contacting your local Legal Aid office for recommendations.
What are my rights when I've been charged with an offence in Queensland?
You have the right to remain silent, the right to legal representation, and the right to a fair trial, among others. Your lawyer will explain these rights to you in detail.
What can I expect during the criminal court process in Queensland?
Your lawyer will guide you through the entire process, including bail hearings, pre-trial conferences, and trial preparation, ensuring you understand what to expect at each stage.
How do I secure bail after being charged with an offence?
Your lawyer can assist in making a bail application, presenting your case to the court to secure your release before trial. Importantly, in most cases, a person charged with an offence will be entitled to bail. Your lawyer will advise you if this entitlement is not extended to you as a result of the seriousness of the charges presented.
What potential penalties or consequences am I facing for my specific offence in Queensland?
Your lawyer will explain the potential penalties and consequences, such as fines, probation, imprisonment, or other sanctions, based on the type of offence.
Can my lawyer negotiate with the prosecution for reduced charges or a plea deal?
Yes, your lawyer can engage in negotiations with the prosecution to seek a favourable outcome, which may include reduced charges or penalties.
How long will the criminal case process take in Queensland?
The duration varies based on the complexity of the case. Your lawyer can provide an estimate after assessing the specifics of your situation.
What evidence will be presented in court, and how will my lawyer challenge it?
Your lawyer will review the evidence against you and develop strategies to challenge it, ensuring a strong defence.
What are the costs associated with hiring a criminal defence lawyer in Queensland?
Legal fees can vary, so it’s important to discuss costs with your lawyer during the initial consultation. You may also inquire about Legal Aid if you have limited financial means.

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