3 Best Criminal Lawyers in Geraldton

“Julie Gray is the principal lawyer at Gray & Co. Lawyers. Her legal approach is practical, empathetic, and competent, concentrating on each client's best outcome. She was also instrumental in assisting the various court jurisdictions to become more child-friendly and focused. Julie is a member of the Law Society, Family Law Section and the ICL network, Family Law Practitioners' Association of Western Australia and the FLS Regional Liaison Group. Gray & Co. Lawyers are focused on providing clients with a professional and personal approach. They provide advice and representation in many Western Australian jurisdictions, including District Court and Magistrates Court. Gray & Co. Lawyers can advise you of your rights and the general criminal process.”

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“Silvereye Legal has extensive experience handling criminal cases, and they provide professional and trustworthy advice on request. They have a proud history of serving the Geraldton community and compassionately assist you with all your legal matters. Silvereye Legal assists with legal obligations remotely. They understand the difficulty associated with legal issues. They aim to provide solutions in a timely manner while providing you with the attention and justice you deserve. Silvereye Legal's criminal lawyers are dedicated to making your experience as easy and stress-free as possible while providing caring and compassionate support. Contact Silvereye Legal to schedule a consultation.”

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“Jacqueline Ruby is the Principal of Ruby & Associates, a respected boutique legal practice based in Geraldton. She firmly believes in being transparent with clients about their legal issues and the prospects of achieving their desired outcomes from the very beginning. She is a member of the Law Society of Western Australia and the Public Notaries Society of Western Australia Inc. Jacqueline leads a highly professional team at Ruby & Associates. They provides clear and comprehensive advice on various legal matters and, offer representation in court and can advise you after charges have been laid. They can negotiate with the Police or the Director of Public Prosecutions to seek the withdrawal of charges or, in certain circumstances, to pursue the substitution of less serious charges.”

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