Firearms Lawyers in Geelong

When facing legal issues related to firearms or weapons possession, it is essential to seek the guidance of knowledgeable and experienced firearms lawyers to protect your rights and navigate the complexities of the law. At our law firm, we specialise in providing expert counsel and representation for individuals with firearms-related matters in Geelong and surrounding areas.

Legal Services for Firearm Offences

Our team of dedicated firearm lawyers in Geelong has a deep understanding of firearms regulations, licensing requirements, and the legal implications of possessing, using, or carrying firearms. Whether you are facing charges for illegal possession of firearms, firearm licensing issues, or any other firearms-related legal matter, our experienced lawyers are here to offer sound legal advice and effective representation.

We understand the serious nature of firearms-related charges and the potential consequences they can have on your life and future. Our firearms lawyers are committed to providing strategic defence and advocacy tailored to your unique circumstances. We will assess the details of your case, explain your legal options clearly, and work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome.

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Why Choose Our Firearm Lawyers in Geelong?

Specialised Expertise: Our firearms lawyers have specialised knowledge and experience in handling a wide range of firearms cases including charges of prohibited person possess a firearm, possessing a firearm contrary to a Firearm Prohibition Order and unsecure storage of a firearm or ammunition.
Proven Track Record: With a history of successfully representing clients in firearms-related matters, our lawyers have the skills and resources to protect your rights and interests effectively.
Client-Centered Approach: We prioritise open communication, personalised attention, and compassionate advocacy to ensure that you feel supported and informed throughout the legal process.

If you are in need of experienced and reliable firearms lawyers in Geelong, contact us today to schedule a free 30 minute consultation. Trust our legal team to provide you with the guidance and representation you need to navigate firearms-related legal offences confidently.

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FAQs

What are considered firearm offences?

Firearm offences include a range of illegal activities related to the possession, use, manufacture, or trafficking of firearms. These may include prohibited person possessing a firearm, theft of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon without a permit, using firearm in the commission of a crime and unsecure storage of ammunition.

In addition to offences under the Firearms Act 1996, a person may be charged with other offending where a firearm is used such as armed robbery, home invasion, aggravated burglary or drug trafficking.

Do I need a lawyer if I am charged with a firearm offence?

It is highly recommended to seek legal representation if you are facing firearm charges. Firearm offending is serious and often attracts lengthy terms of imprisonment. For example, the maximum penalty for prohibited person possess a firearm is 10 years imprisonment.

A qualified firearm offence lawyer can assess your case, explain your rights, build a solid defence strategy, and represent you in court. A lawyer can help protect your rights and work to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

What should I do if I am caught with an unregistered firearm?

If you are arrested or charged with any firearm or weapon offence, you must contact a lawyer immediately. At Geelong Lawyers we can advise you of your rights before a police interview and assist you in Court once a brief has been compiled by police.

It is imperative that you are represented as many offences involving firearms are indictable and attract terms of imprisonment.

Can I appeal a conviction or sentence for a firearm offence?

If you have been convicted for a firearm offence and believe that errors were made in the legal process, you may have grounds to appeal the conviction or sentence. For example, if you have received a sentence that is manifestly excessive, such as a lengthy term of imprisonment, you may have grounds to file an Appeal.

An experienced firearm offence lawyer can advise you on the appeal process and represent you in court to seek a favorable outcome.