IF YOU ARE ARRESTED
- Do not respond or answer any questions.
- Do not take part in any record of interview
- Nothing should be signed when arrested.
- You must not resist arrest.
- Do not be abusive or disorderly.
- Do not enter a guilty plea until you have consulted with us.
- Inquire about the reason for your arrest.
- Please include your name and address.
- Request a phone call from the police so that you can contact your lawyers at Opara and Singh Lawyers.
Our significant criminal defence experience ensures that your case is thoroughly and efficiently represented in order to secure the best possible result. Our counsel will assist you in making sound judgments. We can assist you from your initial arrest all the way through the criminal law court proceedings - bail applications, trial or sentence, and appeals. We can represent you in Local, District, Supreme, and Federal Courts. We can also handle serious crime cases in other countries.
Allow us to assist you if you have been charged with: Serious Drug Crime, Money Laundering, Assaults and Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Offences, Murder/Manslaughter, Robbery/Theft and Fraud/Dishonesty Offences, Weapons and Firearms Offences, Perjury, Public Order Offences, Traffic Offences, White Collar and Technology Crime.
Our ability to consistently provide a high level of service and produce outstanding results for our valued clients has resulted in top-notched referrals from our highly esteemed clients.
Our areas of expertise in criminal law matters
Criminal Offences
Regardless of whether you are in court for drug possession, common assault, or drunk driving, or whether you are facing a complex trial for murder, commercial drug importation or supply, sexual assault, or large-scale fraud, our experienced team of specialist criminal defence lawyers will fight to have your charges dropped or downgraded, or to have the case thrown out if the case proceeds to a defended hearing or jury trial. Our criminal defence lawyers will do this regardless of whether you are in court for drug possession, common assault, or drunk driving.
Drug Offences
The primary focus of our legal practice centers around drug-related cases, which are overseen by our principal solicitor and a team of proficient lawyers. Our expertise lies in effectively advocating for and achieving favorable outcomes in significant drug cases, including securing non-conviction orders such as section 10 dismissals and conditional release orders without conviction, particularly in situations where our clients opt to plead guilty.
Traffic Offences NSW
Opara & Singh defence team possesses considerable expertise in providing assistance to drivers in achieving favorable outcomes in traffic cases. This includes the avoidance of license suspensions, disqualifications, and criminal records through the acquisition of "section 10s" and "conditional release orders without conviction."
Sexual Offences
The defense team at Easy Link Migration has a wealth of experience and knowledge when it comes to sexual charges, including "sexual touching" and "aggravated sexual assault," as well as accusations concerning children and child abuse materials.
We will take care of the legal matters so you can carry on with your life.
Traffic Violations Involving Driving Under the Influence of Illicit Substances:
Drug driving is defined as operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of an illicit substance, including but not limited to THC (the active ingredient in cannabis), MDMA (found in ecstasy pills), amphetamines, or cocaine. In contrast to a DUI (driving under the influence) charge, this one does not necessitate proof by the prosecution that the defendant was actually impaired by the drugs while operating the motor vehicle; mere presence of drugs in the system is sufficient.
Fraud Charges in NSW
Being accused of fraudulent activities can have severe consequences, significantly impacting one's livelihood by impeding future employment prospects and hindering access to financial support.
However, at Easy Link Migration, our criminal defence lawyers have the expertise and proficiency necessary to guarantee the provision of a robust defense strategy, maximizing the likelihood of a favorable outcome in response to the allegations.
Our team of experienced lawyers are ready to help you.
Contact us now for a confidential, obligation-free chat.
Easy Link Migration is a proud member of the NSW Law Society Pro Bono Scheme and has, through its Principal Lawyer, Shane Neagle, accepted pro bono briefs over the years through the NSW Bar Association Legal Assistance Referral Scheme.
We strongly believe that everyone has a right to be able to access justice through quality legal representation, irrespective of their financial position and their personal circumstances, including when they are also ineligible for Legal Aid.
As a values-driven, family-friendly law firm committed to access to justice, we regularly utilise our legal expertise to help those in need and at the same time give back to the community. Through our pro bono work, we have assisted those in difficult financial situations, including in a range of matters such as:
- Wills and Estates disputes where clients have been left out of a Will or where a family member has stolen money from an Estate.
- Employment matters including where there has been disability, sex and or age discrimination.
- Criminal cases, including acting for a refugee, in a matter spanning three years and involving a jury trial, who if convicted would be detained by immigration indefinitely; and acting on Criminal Appeals.
- Family law where a client transferred millions of dollars of assets to the other marital partner under a Family Law Binding Financial Agreement, resulting in eviction from the home and accommodation in respite housing, whilst also suffering from various medical conditions.
- A company dispute for a director who had limited money and went into business with a rogue business partner and suffered a heart attack from the stress experienced.
If you would like pro bono support, please apply through the NSW Law Society Pro Bono Scheme or the NSW Bar Association Legal Assistance Referral Scheme or get in touch with us directly on 0424 843 500 to discuss your options.