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With aggravated home invasions and carjackings on the rise across Victoria, many residents are asking a vital question: “What can I legally do to protect myself, my family, and my home?” It’s a fair concern—and one we hear often. People worry that if they act in...

If you have been charged with a criminal offence, being prosecuted in the summary stream of the Magistrates’ Court, the first thing you should do is contact an experienced criminal lawyer to discuss your case. It goes without saying that an experienced criminal lawyer...

Galbally Parker has been recognised in the Doyle’s Guide 2025 rankings as a Leading Criminal Defence Law Firm in Victoria – continuing a position we’ve held every year since 2018.This recognition reflects our expert, compassionate legal representation of individuals...

If you've been charged or convicted of an offence, it doesn't necessarily mean it has to follow you for the rest of your life. Depending on the offence, the sentence, and how much time has passed, you may be eligible to apply for that record to be removed or hidden,...

When a person is charged with a criminal offence, one of the first steps they need to take is securing legal representation. For many, it's their first time dealing with the court system and engaging a defence lawyer. In that situation, understanding the role of a...

Galbally Parker is a boutique criminal defence and family law firm looking for a friendly and proactive Receptionist to join our small but growing team. As a firm of three solicitors, we seek a highly organised, independent individual eager to contribute to our...

Facing criminal charges is one of the most overwhelming experiences anyone can endure. It's serious. The stakes are high, and the outcome of your case can significantly impact your future. Securing the right legal representation is critical. A good criminal lawyer can...

Whilst thousands of criminal cases progress through the courts every week, some cases attract more media and public attention. This may be due to the profile of the accused (for example, if they are a sports player or celebrity) or due to the nature of the alleged...

Forensic evidence can be very powerful in front of a jury and ultimately sway their verdict. In cases where forensic evidence is relied upon heavily by the prosecution, it can be devastating to the defence case unless it is dealt with and rebutted properly and...