Clarity Law - Criminal Lawyers

09/07/2026

We’re hiring a new full time lawyer at Clarity Law. One of our current team is going to the bar so its time to find their replacement.

The role is fully work from home, with appearances from Brisbane to Gold Coast courts as required.

We practise only in criminal and traffic law, with all private clients and no Legal Aid work.

This would suit a lawyer with 2 years PAE who wants the flexibility of a remote role within an established criminal and traffic law firm.

- Holds a current unrestricted practising certificate - Has at least 2 years post-admission experience in criminal & traffic law

17/12/2025

We will be closed for the Christmas break from 12pm on Friday 19 December until 9am on 5 January 2026.

Over the Christmas break you can leave a telephone message or email us and we will return your call/email on Monday 5 January.

Alternatively if you would like to book a free telephone conference for when we fully reopen on 5 January you can click this link www.calendly.com/clarity_law

We'd like to thank everyone who supported the firm this year and wish everyone a safe and happy festive season.

24/10/2025

We are expanding and looking for a criminal defence lawyer who wants a long term career with a better work/life balance. Apply now and join our team!

You’ll work from home full-time. There are no timesheets, KPIs, or Legal Aid files — just quality advocacy and genuine client service.

19/12/2024

We will be closed for the Christmas break from 12pm on Friday 20 December until 8:30am on 6 January 2025.

Over the Christmas break you can leave a telephone message or email us and we will return your call/email on Monday 6 January.

Alternatively if you would like to book a free telephone conference for when we fully reopen on 6 January you can click this link www.calendly.com/clarity_law

We'd like to thank everyone who supported the firm this year and wish everyone a safe and happy festive season.

10/07/2024

Received a Notice to Appear in Court? Don't panic, but do take it seriously.

Our latest blog post by lawyer Russell Tannock explains what a Notice to Appear is, how it differs from other ways criminal proceedings can start, and what to do if you've been served one.

Learn about:
1. The three ways criminal proceedings can commence in Queensland
2. How Notices to Appear streamline the legal process
3. What happens if you fail to attend court after receiving a Notice
4. Why expert legal advice is crucial

Whether you're facing charges or just want to understand the legal system better, this article provides valuable insights. Read it now on our website.

Need help? We offer free initial consultations. Contact us to learn more.

06/06/2024

Understanding when and why to go to trial in the Magistrates Court is crucial. This article by Jacob Pruden delves into the intricacies of trial processes, from entering a 'not guilty' plea to the final verdict. Discover the key factors influencing trial decisions, the importance of evidence, and the potential outcomes.

For detailed guidance and expert legal advice, read the full article on our blog. Clarity Law is here to help you navigate your legal challenges effectively.

www.claritylaw.com.au/blog/item/120-going-to-trial-in-the-magistrates-court.html

23/05/2024

Navigating bail conditions in Queensland can be challenging, especially for serious offences. While some bail conditions are straightforward, others can be quite restrictive. Understanding your rights under the Queensland Bail Act is crucial. If your bail conditions seem too harsh or unnecessary, you have the right to apply for a change. At Clarity Law, our experienced team can guide you through the process, ensuring your conditions are fair and manageable. Learn more with our new blog post by lawyer Jacob Pruden.

www.claritylaw.com.au/blog/item/117-how-can-i-change-my-bail-conditions.html

22/05/2024

For provisional licence holders, driving represents newfound freedom and responsibility. However, with this responsibility comes the obligation to adhere to stringent Queensland road safety laws, particularly those concerning drink and drug driving. Learn more about the consequences of drink and drug driving on a P licence with a new article on our traffic law blog.

www.drivinglaw.com.au/blog/item/127-drink-and-drug-driving-on-a-provisional-licence-in-queensland.html

22/05/2024

It is always a highly stressful situation when police want to talk to your child about an offence. Our lawyer Jacob Pruden has just published an article on our criminal law blog that will hopefully give you a brief overview of the factors to consider.

www.claritylaw.com.au/blog/item/116-the-police-want-to-talk-to-my-child-about-an-offence.html

14/05/2024

Are you aware of the consequences if you breach your probation or community service order? Understanding your obligations and the potential outcomes is crucial to navigating this situation effectively.

In our latest article by lawyer Jack Marshall, we break down what happens if you find yourself in breach of your probation or community service order. From the legal framework to potential penalties, we provide insights into what you need to know.

Clarity Law is here to support you through this process. With our expertise in criminal law and understanding of court procedures, we can help you put your best legal foot forward. Our goal is to provide you with the guidance and representation you need to navigate this challenging situation.

If you're unsure about your options or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. We offer free initial information and can help you understand your rights and legal avenues. Your peace of mind is our priority, and we're here to support you every step of the way.

For more information or to schedule a free consultation, visit our website or contact us directly.

www.claritylaw.com.au/blog/item/112-what-happens-if-you-breach-a-probation-or-community-service-order.html