Asset Forfeiture

Are your assets subject to a forfeiture order due to alleged criminal conduct?

We can help you.

The Confiscation Act 1997 allows the government to seize property linked to or funded by criminal activity. The law first requires verification of the underlying offense and then proof that the assets involved are in fact property relevant to the crime as defined in the Confiscation Act.

Innocent individuals may find themselves charged and property may be seized due to the broadly enforced nature of this law. Some people may be wrongly linked to criminal conduct and their assets may still be at risk.

Please call our office on 03 9602 3988 for a criminal defence lawyer to help you avoid property confiscation.

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We understand the enormous pressure criminal charges place on our clients

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