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Firearms

FIREARMS LAWYERS FAIRFIELD

criminal law specialists

Criminal Law Experts


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

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

If you have been charged with firearms possession or need assistance obtaining a firearms licence, handling firearms-related legal issues demands a precise understanding of the law. Mishandling these matters can lead to serious consequences, including significant fines or lengthy prison terms.



Our firearms lawyers in Fairfield provide clear legal advice and representation for those with firearms-related matters. Whether you need defence against a firearms charge or advice on meeting strict licensing requirements, we offer our legal expertise to help you with your needs.

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How Can Our Fairfield Firearms Lawyers Help?

If you need legal support for a firearms licence application or defence against firearms-related charges, our firearms lawyers in Fairfield are prepared to advocate for your rights.

We have a comprehensive understanding of the Firearms Act 1996 and can assist with the entire licensing process—from gathering the required documentation to meeting compliance standards and appealing rejected applications. If you are facing firearms-related allegations, whether for possession, use, or sale, we will thoroughly examine the case to identify any legal or procedural flaws and develop a strong defence aimed at minimising penalties or seeking a dismissal.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Firearms Act 1996?

    The Firearms Act 1996 is the key legislation governing firearm ownership and regulation in NSW. It was enacted to establish strict licensing and possession laws in response to public safety concerns. The Act sets out the legal requirements for obtaining and holding a firearms licence, with applications and disputes reviewed by a Tribunal.

  • Does the Act also cover prohibited weapons and articles?

    While the Firearms Act 1996 specifically governs the regulation of firearms, other restricted weapons and articles fall under the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998. This separate legislation controls the possession and use of prohibited weapons beyond standard firearms.

  • What are the consequences for violating the Act?

    Violating the Firearms Act can lead to severe consequences, including significant fines, the cancellation of firearm licences, and potential imprisonment. Given the strict enforcement of these laws and the limited scope for leniency, seeking legal representation is essential when dealing with compliance issues or legal charges.

Get Expert Criminal Law Advice

If you would like to discuss your firearms 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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