Criminal Law Specialists
Our Kiama practice covers a broad spectrum of criminal cases. These include traffic violations, drug offences, drink driving matters, theft, assault, fraud, and serious indictable charges such as homicide.
24/7 Criminal Law Advice
We offer round-the-clock criminal law support in Kiama. Day or night, you can contact our criminal lawyers whenever urgent representation is required. Your first consultation is free.
Top-Tier Team
Our team is guided by a former police officer and senior police prosecutor. With extensive knowledge of police processes and court operations, we develop well-structured strategies for every matter we handle.
Extensive Experience
We have represented clients in a wide range of criminal proceedings, frequently managing summary matters without relying on external barristers. This approach strengthens the quality of courtroom advocacy while keeping costs more manageable.
Here To Help
If you are facing a firearms charge or experiencing problems with licensing, it is important to act without delay. Firearms offences are taken seriously under NSW law and can result in heavy fines or imprisonment. Our Kiama firearms lawyers work with clients on both criminal allegations and regulatory matters. Whether you are defending a charge or dealing with licensing requirements, we provide representation aimed at protecting your position.
How Can Our Kiama Firearms Lawyers Help?
Firearms laws in New South Wales are strict, and even relatively minor breaches can carry serious consequences.
Matters can range from licence applications and renewal complications to allegations of unauthorised possession or unsafe handling. Each of these requires careful management.
Our team assists clients in Kiama with preparing and lodging licence applications, challenging suspensions or cancellations, and defending criminal charges involving firearms.
If you have been accused of breaching firearm legislation, we review the evidence, outline your available options, and prepare a defence that focuses on your rights and future.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Firearms Act 1996 sets out the rules for the possession, use, and registration of firearms in New South Wales. It was introduced to place tighter controls on firearms and promote public safety. The Act also provides the legal framework for obtaining and keeping a firearms licence. If a dispute arises over a licensing decision, it can usually be reviewed by a tribunal, which has the power to uphold or overturn the outcome. Our firearms lawyers regularly assist clients in Kiama with matters involving this legislation.
No. The Firearms Act 1996 only applies to firearms. Other restricted items, such as prohibited weapons or controlled articles, fall under the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998. This law regulates possession of items such as tasers, slingshots, certain knives, and other prohibited weapons.
Penalties for breaching firearm laws in New South Wales are strict. They can include cancellation of your licence, seizure of firearms, large fines, and imprisonment. Common issues include storing firearms incorrectly, possessing a firearm without a valid permit, or using a weapon in a restricted place. If you are facing action under the Firearms Act 1996 in Kiama, it is important to act quickly and seek advice so that the matter can be managed effectively.
Get Trusted Legal Advice in Kiama
If you would like to discuss your firearms case with our criminal law team, please get in touch. We are available 24/7 to help you and offer a free initial consultation.
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