Traffic Offences
We understand the importance of being on the road. For many, your licence is your livelihood.
A person can be threatened with the loss of their licence for numerous reasons, such as:
Because of excessive speeding offences, such as speeding 30km/hr over the speed limit.
For offences of reckless speeding or negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm
Because of the loss of their demerit points.
Auslex are experienced criminal defence and traffic law solicitors.
We can help challenge your traffic infringement in court. We can give you expert advice on your legal options to avoid losing your licence.
Many people believe there is an ability to apply for a “work licence”; that is a licence that allows you to travel to and from work. There is no “work licence “ scheme in NSW. If you are suspend or disqualified you are not allowed to drive for any reason, including work.
If you need your licence, then you need to call us today.
OUR people
Adam Bye
Family Lawyer
Adam Bye is an experienced legal practitioner and accomplished court advocate, specialising in all forms of litigation. He is ready to assist you with clear, strategic advice and strong representation.
Elizabeth Windeyer
Lawyer
Elizabeth practices in Wills and Estates, Succession Law and Estate Disputes. She is dedicated to achieving practical outcomes for clients, combining professionalism with a compassionate approach.
Brianna Edwards
Lawyer
Brianna is a lawyer at Auslex Law Group, focusing on matters across Property Law, Estate Planning, Wills and Succession, and Family Law. She is committed to providing practical, client-focused support in every matter.
Samuel Apps
Lawyer
Samuel is a lawyer at Auslex Law Group, specialising in Divorce, Property Law and Estate Planning. He is dedicated to helping clients navigate complex and personal legal matters with professionalism and care.
Danielle Galvin
Lawyer
Danielle works primarily in Family law – a field that she finds deeply rewarding. She is passionate about helping her clients to navigate the complexities of separation and move forward with their lives.
