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Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Lawyers Fairfield

Criminal Law Experts


Our criminal lawyers handle a wide range of matters, which include domestic violence cases, traffic offences, drink driving, drug-related charges, theft, fraud, assault, and even serious offences like murder.

24/7 criminal law advice

24/7 Criminal Law Advice


Legal matters don’t always happen during business hours. Our team is available 24/7 to provide legal advice, with an initial consultation offered at no cost.

Top-Tier Team


With a former police officer and senior prosecutor leading our criminal law team, we have a deep understanding of court processes, allowing us to develop strong defence strategies suited to each case.

Extensive Experience


Our lawyers have extensive courtroom experience, so we handle most summary offences without the need for a barrister. This keeps costs reasonable while maintaining effective legal representation.

Here To Help

A domestic violence charge can have serious repercussions on your relationships, career, and reputation. A conviction may result in legal restrictions, job loss, and long-term social consequences.


At Kells, we provide legal advice and representation for domestic violence and coercive control cases. Our team reviews the details of your matter to challenge weak evidence and minimise the impact of the charges. Whether negotiating a more favourable outcome or fighting for a dismissal, we are here to help.

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How Can Our Fairfield Domestic Violence Lawyers Help?

If you’re facing domestic violence allegations, the legal consequences can be serious and have long-term effects on your life. A conviction may impact your career, reputation, and personal relationships, making early legal intervention critical.

Our domestic violence lawyers in Fairfield provide defence representation for those accused of domestic violence offences, including disputes over protection orders and alleged breaches.



Whether you require legal advice, courtroom representation, or assistance navigating protective orders, we will assess your case thoroughly and develop a defence strategy that aligns with the facts and legal framework.


When the stakes are high, put your trust in Kells.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is considered domestic violence?

    Domestic violence includes a range of abusive behaviours within a family or domestic relationship. It can involve physical harm, emotional or psychological abuse, threats, coercive control, stalking, sexual violence, or violating a protection order.

  • quences of a domestic violence conviction?

    A conviction can result in a criminal record, possible imprisonment, legally imposed protection orders, challenges with child custody, harm to your personal and professional reputation, and restrictions on future employment.

  • Can I fight the domestic violence charges against me?

    Yes, you have the right to contest the charges. Depending on your case, various legal defences may apply. Our domestic violence lawyers in Fairfield thoroughly examine evidence such as police records, witness statements, and inconsistencies in the prosecution’s case to challenge the allegations against you.

  • Will I have to go to trial for my domestic violence case?

    Not all domestic violence cases end up in court. In some instances, negotiating a plea agreement or pursuing alternative resolutions may be possible. If a trial is required, our legal team will develop a strong defence and advocate for you throughout the proceedings.

Get Expert Criminal Law Advice

If you would like to discuss your domestic violence case with our criminal law team, please get in touch. We are available 24/7 to help you and offer a free initial consultation.

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