Hubber Legal

We are your local criminal law experts in the Northern Territory. As a boutique law firm, we’re dedicated to providing outstanding personal service, friendly assistance and expert legal representation.

At Hubber Legal, we offer you direct access to a senior lawyer with the comprehensive knowledge, criminal law expertise and commitment to fight hard to secure the best possible outcome on your behalf. We also offer transparent pricing, with set-fee quotes, so you know the price of engaging us to provide expert, qualified defence in advance.

We are firmly focused on the needs of our clients, offering you understanding, compassion and the opportunity to be heard. Our personalised service and legal solutions are tailored to your individual situation, no matter how complex it may be.

Hubber Legal has a hard-earned reputation for delivering strong representation in court. We provide you with a powerful defence while asserting our superior negotiation skills, always seeking the most lenient sentence and the optimal outcome.

We believe everyone is entitled to quality legal representation, and we’ve been providing expert legal advice to a wide cross-section of clients on a broad range of charges since 2008. We are firmly committed to becoming the leading criminal law firm in the Northern Territory.

When you need a lawyer who listens, understands and is ready and willing to fight hard on your behalf, we’re waiting for your call on (phone number). We’ll provide you with expert, senior-level legal advice, skilful assistance and transparent pricing.

Contact – Hubber Legal

Story And Associates Solicitors

Story & Associates was established in Palmerston in February 2003 by David Story then as a sole practitioner. In 2006 a visit only office was established in the Northern suburbs of Darwin to satisfy a need in that area for accessible local legal assistance.

Julie Holtham, a solicitor with considerable experience in all areas of the law that we practice in, joined the firm as an Associate in 2008. Julie was admitted to practice in 1998 and has practiced in the Family Law area for 16 years. She is on the NT Legal Aid Panel as an Independent Childrens Lawyer.

David Story has been practicing law since 1978 and in the Territory for 16 years. David has experience in many areas of the law including Town Planning , Litigation (Medical Negligence , Workers Compensation and Commercial Disputes) but now confines himself to Story & Associates preferred areas of the Law.
David is an accredited Alternative Dispute Resolution Practitioner.

• Totally committed to continuous improvement of quality of services that we provide
• Having highly qualified professional people who listen to you and properly explain the law to you in simple terms and who are committed to enabling you to achieve your objective
• And keep abreast of changes in the Law in particular changes to legislation both Commonwealth and Territory and staying abreast of landmark court judgements
• And are always striving to produce the best outcome for our clients.

Contact – Story And Associates Solicitors

Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers

With a culture of service, and a determination to get it right for our clients, Tindall Gask Bentley has earned a place of respect in the Australian legal community.

For more than four decades we’ve been finding our clients practical cost-effective, intelligent solutions to all of life’s problems. Our ethos of empathy for the people who come to us for advice has been nurtured since the firm’s beginnings. It flows naturally from our team-oriented approach.

Together with our diverse span of expertise, it has allowed us to grow into a firm of renowned litigation and advisory specialists who also understand that your best solution can come from avoiding the need to go to court.

Tindall Gask Bentley was established in South Australia in 1970. The firm grew to become the largest plaintiff law firm, as well as offering the largest family law and wills & estates teams, in the state. TGB now also services the people of Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland.

Intelligent solutions for all life’s problems. That’s what we aim to deliver to all our clients, and have done for more than four decades.

Our team will go to great lengths to ensure your rights are protected.

Contact – Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers

North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) delivers high quality and culturally competent legal services to Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.

In addition to our core legal practice in criminal and civil law, we provide law and justice related services that aim to ensure that Aboriginal people have real access to justice. NAAJA is contracted by the Commonwealth Attorney General’s Department (AGD) to provide the following services to Aboriginal people and their families in the Top End of the Northern Territory:

• Law & Justice Projects – Community Legal Education, Night Patrol
• Indigenous Prisoner Throughcare
• Northern Territory Emergency Response Legal Services
• Stronger Futures Welfare Rights Outreach

With a team of over 150 staff across the Northern Territory, together we bring a wealth of experience in the fields of Criminal, Civil, law & Justice, Community Legal Education and Indigenous Prisoner Throughcare.

NAAJA works together with Aboriginal communities, key government and non-government stakeholders to manage the delivery of services in a professional, culturally proficient and community sensitive manner.
Our Criminal and Civil Law services are delivered throughout the Northern Territory.

Contact – North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency

Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Maurice Blackburn is proud to be Australia’s leading social justice law firm. We’ve built a reputation on the unwavering belief that the law should serve everyone, not just those who can afford it.

That’s why we’re here for everyday Australians who deserve to have their rights defended, people who deserve:

• The right to be free – to live without the threat of persecution or oppression.
• The right to feel safe – to live and work without physical or emotional threats.
• The right to be heard – to not be silenced by the wealthy, privileged or powerful.
• The right to equality – to be respected as human beings and free from prejudice.

In 1919, Maurice Blackburn – a man whose sense of civil liberty was ahead of his time – set the course for social justice in Australia. In the time since, his law firm has contributed to some of Australia’s most influential legal decisions, from the 40-hour week and equal pay for women and Indigenous workers, to the fight against patenting of human genes and the largest class action settlement in Australian history. And the legacy grows as we continue to protect the exploited, free the wrongfully detained and hold the big names to account. Although we’ve been leading the charge for almost a century now, as far as we’re concerned, the fight for fair has only just begun.

Today, Maurice Blackburn is a national firm with over 30 offices throughout Australia and more than 1000 of the country’s best and most respected legal professionals. We provide accurate and confidential advice without unnecessary legal jargon, and we recognise the varying financial circumstances of our clients and offer a flexible fee policy. We treat every client who walks through our door with the sincerity and respect they deserve

Contact – Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Hall Payne Lawyers

Choosing the right law firm is the first and most crucial step in achieving the best legal outcome possible.

Hall Payne understands the legal process can be unfamiliar and stressful. For more than 25 years we have been there for everyday Australians after work accidents or injury, for unions fighting to protect member rights, and for families going through change or upheaval.

We get great outcomes for clients in a cost-effective, timely and straightforward manner. Our impressive track record helping Australians from all walks of life has seen us become one of Australia’s most well respected firms with offices in Brisbane, Sydney, Darwin, Hobart, regional Queensland and Far North Queensland.

‘Work. Life. Fairness.’ This has been our approach for 25 years. We deliver on it, too, which is why referrals are our biggest source of new clients.

Hall Payne is home to some of Australia’s top-ranked employment lawyers and was named one of Australia’s leading employment law firms by Doyle’s Guide.

Our teams are lead by trusted senior lawyers including accredited specialists in personal injury, employment and industrial relation.

We are home to some of Australia’s leading lawyers, with trusted specialists in the areas you need. Hall Payne is big enough to offer you the depth and breadth of expertise you would expect at a large legal firm – but small enough to provide the personalised, prompt and friendly service we’re known for.

Contact – Hall Payne Lawyers

WBH Legal

WBH is a vibrant, well established mid-sized firm based in Adelaide and Darwin.

We are a multi-discipline practice with specific expertise in the areas of Building and Construction, Collaborative, Commercial, Conveyancing, Criminal, Debt Collection, Dispute Resolution, Engineering, Employment, Family, Litigation, Migration and Visa Applications (MARN:1678748), Property and Wills and Estates. We have developed a unique talent pool in the areas of entertainment, media and tourism.

We have recently significantly enhanced our expertise in the areas of Criminal Law and Family Law with two new specialists, Richard Stanley and Amra Sabou joining our team as Consultant Lawyers.
We are an energetic team of knowledgeable and experienced lawyers and professionals who pride ourselves on our outgoing, friendly, personal approach.

The partners, Ron Bellman and Cindy Hynes bring together over 50 years of combined legal experience. They are supported by an experienced and energetic team of experienced lawyers and consultants.

Our philosophy is to help our clients effectively navigate through the minefield of the legal system. Our focus is on obtaining the best outcomes for our clients, helping in the cultivation and protection of their personal and business assets.

The firm is also a member of the Asia Pacific Business Council for Women.

Contact – WBH Legal

Coonan & Coonan Legal

Coonan & Coonan Legal have behind them combined experience to ensure that you receive specialised and professional legal advice to make sure you get the best results possible. We go the extra mile, frequently working in conjunction with respected experts in all our practice areas, including senior barristers, accountants, psychiatrists, psychologists, valuers, counselors and mediators.

Our Partners have varied experience and expertise, allowing us to offer you help in all areas of law including commercial law, family law, criminal law or property law.

They are highly skilled Barristers and Solicitors who regularly appear in the Supreme Court, Federal Circuit Court, Family Court and Magistrates Court. Whether your problem is big or small, we are here to work through it with you using our background of high quality education and practice.

At Coonan & Coonan Legal, our main concern is getting to know every detail of your legal issues to best work through them with you. We take the time to get to know you, and work with you every step of the way. Legal issues can be confronting and intimidating, and our Partners aim to make the process as smooth, easy and quick as possible keeping you informed along the way.

Contact – Coonan & Coonan Legal

Victims of Crime NT

Victims of Crime NT Inc. (formerly known as VOCAL) was started in 1995 by a group of concerned citizens who felt that offenders were getting more rights than victims of crime. In 1996, as a community organisation, the NT Government granted us funding to operate an office manned by volunteers.

In 1998, to reflect the needs of service delivery requirements, a full-time Executive Officer was appointed.

In August 2005, the organisation restructured yet again to accommodate growth and two full-time positions were created; a full-time Manager and a full-time Volunteer Coordinator who is responsible for the recruitment, training and ongoing supervision of our team of volunteers. These positions were overseen by our Managment Committee.

In 2015 the organisation restructured again when the Northern Territory government funded our Safe At Home Program. We are now an incorporated association that has a staff of 6 people and 12 volunteers. Our entire team is responsible for and dedicated to ensuring we meet our clients’ day to day needs.

We recieve funding from the Northern Territory Government Department of Attorney General and Justice and the Department of Corrections sentenced to a job scheme but we also rely on donations from the public and philanthropists. With this help we now provide a 24 hour a day, 365 days a year support service for Victims of Crime in the Northern Territory

Contact – Victims of Crime NT