A traffic matter can affect far more than your ability to drive. It can affect how you get to work, care for your family and manage everyday life.
Many people seek advice when they are worried about losing their licence, unsure whether they can dispute a fine, or trying to understand what options are still available. We provide practical guidance and help clients take the next step with confidence.
We can assist with a range of traffic law queries and matters, including advice on what you may be able to do to keep your licence where possible.
Yes. It is important to get advice as early as possible. In NSW and the ACT, there may be options depending on the type of suspension and your circumstances, including in some cases electing a good behaviour period instead of a demerit point suspension if you hold a full ACT licence.
Yes, in some cases. NSW and ACT Policing states that if you have been served with a Traffic Infringement Notice or Reminder Notice, you may lodge a notice to dispute liability, or apply for an extension of time to dispute liability, within 28 days of service.
If your licence affects your ability to work, it is especially important to get advice as soon as possible. In some ACT cases, a restricted licence application may be available, but the court applies a strict test and timing matters.
Yes. If a car accident has led to a traffic charge, licence issue or court matter, we can provide clear advice on your options and next steps. If you are also dealing with an injury or need advice about a compensation claim, you can learn more on our Personal Injury and Workers Compensation page.