Redline Legal

24/01/2023

A successful outcome for our client in Gosford Court yesterday.

Our client was charged with 6 Offences in total.
- 3 charges were withdrawn by police;

- 2 charges were dismissed by the Magistrate under Section 10 (1)(a); and
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- 1 charge was dealt with 12 months of good behaviour.

Section 10(1)(a) - is the best possible outcome where the Court finds a person guilty of the offence and makes an order directing that the charge be dismissed without recording conviction.

Conditional release Order - is the second best result for offenders where the Court instead of imposing a sentence of imprisonment or a fine (or both) on an offender, a Court finds them guilty of an offence and may make a Conditional release order discharging the offender with some conditions.

One does not succeed by chance…they succeed by preparing to succeed.

Facing criminal charges, please contact us on (02) 9891 2636.

29/01/2022

Do you know the legal requirement if you hit an animal whilst driving in NSW?

Section 14 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 (NSW) states that:

“The driver of a vehicle which strikes and injures an animal (other than a bird) shall not fail—
(a) where, pain has been inflicted upon the animal—to take reasonable steps to alleviate the pain, and

(b) where that driver believes that the animal is a domestic animal—is to inform, as soon as practicable, an officer or a person in charge of the animal that the animal has been injured.”

There is a Maximum penalty of $5,500 or imprisonment for 6 months, or both.

Call us on (02) 9891 2636 for all your Traffic and Criminal law matters.

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14/08/2021

"Know the Law"

Attention all Drivers.

It is general knowledge that drink driving, not stopping at red traffic lights and speeding is a traffic offences.

But did you know that you could also be fined for the following traffic offences;
1) Resting your elbow on the window edge - can result with a fine and loss of 3 demerit points.

2) Using your car horn without good reason - this could result in fines and loss of demerit points.

3) Not stopping at yellow traffic lights if proven that you had reasonable time to stop safely - can result in fines and loss of demerit points; and

4) To litter or to throw object out of the window of a moving vehicle - this could result in a $200 fine.

24/12/2019

"Know the Law" - By Ajay Singh - Principal Solicitor REDLINE LEGAL - PARRAMATTA - [LL.M & Nationally Accredited Mediator]

What to do if you are arrested?.
It is important to know your legal right when dealing with police in NSW.

Advice: Cooperate, give police your name and contact details and DO NOT SAY ANYTHING about the incident alleged against you. You have a right to silence at every stage (few exceptions e.g. Traffic where you have to provide limited information). Generally in other matters you only need to provide your name and details – seek legal advice.

Please read and share. Merry Xmas and please stay safe.
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What to do if you are arrested? Advice: Cooperate, give police your name and contact details and DO NOT SAY ANYTHING about the incident alleged against you. You have a right to silence at every stage (few exceptions e.g. Traffic where you have to provide limited information). Generally in other matt...

18/12/2019

"KNOW THE LAW" -By Ajay SINGH –LL.M-Principal Lawyer & Nationally Accredited Mediator.

DRINK DRIVING - NEW ROAD RULES

With Xmas and Holiday season upon us, please read and share this article which impacts all drivers who drink and drive.

Lets make a difference this Holiday season...Stay safe...Merry Xmas & Happy New Year

In NSW the limit that allows you to drive is set on 0.05. This has not changed and is not impacted by the new rule introduced on 20 May 2019. What has changed? From 20 May 2019, NSW police officers under the new rule will be able to issue drivers who commit a lower-range drink …

23/11/2018

ARE YOUR ASSET PROTECTED? - by Ajay Singh - Principal Solicitor Redline Legal - LL.M (Applied Law)

“Can I protect my Asset”? is the most frequent question I get asked. In short, the answer is YES, Of course you can.

There are Asset protection mechanisms that can be used to achieve the following:
1) protect your assets from creditors so the creditors cannot seize the assets;
2) keep assets protected from Family Law disputes; and
3) from Bankruptcy.
It is worth noting that there are several exclusions.

Talk to me or my team at REDLINE LEGAL, Paramatta and let us provide you with advice that suits you.

Send a message to learn more

22/08/2018

Things to consider after Separation and your Children.

1. Subject to court order, each parent has parental responsibility for a child who is not 18 years old.

2. Lot of people still call it “custody” of child. It is now referred as who the child “lives with” and who they “spend time with”.

3. Children have the “right” to know and be cared by “both” parents.

4. Parents must first attend mediation with a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner and obtain a “Section 60I Certificate” before an Application to Court is made.

5. It is not about the parents. The Court is required to consider “the best interests of the child as paramount.”

6. A parent, the child, a grandparent or any person concerned with the care or welfare or development of the child can make application for parenting orders.

7. The Court default position is that parents have equal parental responsibility for these decisions. This of course changes if the child is at risk of abuse or family violence, where there is high conflict between the parents and views of the child.

Call us for an obligation free consultation on (02) 9891 2636

By: Ajay Singh - LL.M & Nationally Accredited Mediator.