Regulatory Matters

Regulatory Matters

Our Office provides a unique service that focuses in Regulatory responses, such as matters before and or after Court for both Criminal and Family Violence matters. We cater for people who are employed or wanting to be employed as Nurses, Dentists, NDIS workers, the Construction Industry and those who require Working With Children’s Check for employment purposes.

Have you ever been plagued with an old Criminal Conviction and the past is haunting you? Do you want to move on and see if you can have this removed? Have you ever looked into how you can invest in yourself and wipe away a matter that no longer resonates with you? Contact our Office and discuss if we can help you under the Spent Convictions Scheme.
In addition to others, we provide advice in relation for the following:
    • The reassessment of your eligibility to hold and NDIS Clearance
    • Your Working with Children Clearance
    • Responses for registration under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law
    • All matters concerning AHPRA Board
    • All matters relating to Spent Convictions Scheme

We proudly serve clients across Melbourne and surrounding areas, including Altona, Moorabbin, Box Hill, Werribee, Melton, and Sunshine.

When you need help, call Marco on 0450 803 822 or email [email protected].  

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When should I speak to a criminal lawyer after a police interview?

You should contact our expert criminal lawyers in Melbourne before or immediately after a police interview. Early advice helps protect your legal rights and avoid saying something that could affect your case.

How much does it cost to hire a criminal lawyer in Melbourne for court matters?

Costs depend on the charge, how complex the case is, and how many court appearances are needed. Your lawyer will usually explain fee options after reviewing your situation.

Do I need a criminal lawyer for minor charges?

Even minor charges can lead to a criminal record or fines. A criminal lawyer can explain the risks and whether the matter can be resolved early.

What happens if I plead guilty or not guilty?

A guilty plea may reduce penalties, while a not guilty plea leads to a contested hearing. Your lawyer will explain the differences and help you decide based on the evidence.

What should I do if I’ve been charged but haven’t been to court yet?

Do not ignore the charge or miss court dates. A criminal lawyer can explain what to expect and help you prepare before your first appearance.