NSW Legal Practice
Legal Representation for Domestic Violence & Criminal Matters in NSW
Representation for matters including AVOs, domestic violence-related charges and assault matters. Led by Joe Nasr, solicitor since 1998, with more than 22 years of experience.
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- Law degree from Macquarie University
- Admitted as a Solicitor to the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1998
- Solicitor of the High Court of Australia
- 22+ years of experience as a solicitor
- Founded Jeresyn Legal in 2018
Core Services
How we can help
Clear, professional representation across a focused area of NSW criminal and domestic violence law.
Domestic Violence Matters
Representation for people facing domestic violence-related allegations, helping you understand the process and your options before responding.
AVO Matters
Advice and representation where an Apprehended Violence Order has been sought or served, including understanding the conditions and implications.
Assault Matters
Representation for people charged with assault offences, guiding you through the court process and your available options.
Criminal Matters
Representation across a range of criminal matters in NSW, focused on explaining the process and your rights at each stage.
Legal Aid Representation
Legal Aid may be available for eligible matters. Eligibility and funding are subject to Legal Aid requirements.
Client Situations
Is this relevant to you?
If any of the following apply, obtaining legal advice about your individual circumstances may help you understand your options before responding.
This information is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. It does not suggest any particular outcome.
- You have been charged with a domestic violence-related offence.
- You have been served with or are dealing with an AVO.
- You have been charged with assault.
- Police want to speak with you about an alleged offence.
- You believe you may be charged in relation to a domestic violence matter.
- You have an upcoming court date.
- You need to understand your options before responding to an AVO or criminal allegation.
Understanding AVOs
An AVO is a serious legal matter
Before accepting an order, it is important to understand what an AVO means and the options available to you.
- An AVO can impose conditions that affect your daily life.
- Breaching an AVO can create further legal consequences.
- You should understand the terms and implications of an AVO before responding.
- Legal advice can help you understand your options.
Legal Aid
Legal Aid representation
Legal Aid may be available for eligible matters. Eligibility and funding are subject to Legal Aid requirements. We can discuss whether your matter may be suitable for Legal Aid and help you understand the process.
About Joe Nasr
More than 22 years as a solicitor
Joe Nasr holds a law degree from Macquarie University, was admitted as a Solicitor to the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1998, is a Solicitor of the High Court of Australia, and founded Jeresyn Legal in 2018.
Over more than two decades of practice, Joe has represented people across New South Wales in domestic violence and criminal matters, helping them understand their options at each stage.
New South Wales, Australia
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
11 Carlton Street, Granville, NSW 2142Please use the Russell Street entrance.
Take the next step
If you are facing an AVO, a domestic violence-related charge or an assault matter, obtaining legal advice about your individual circumstances can help you understand your options.