Contact Jackson & Wicking
If you need advice or representation about a criminal or traffic matter, an investigation or an inquest, contact Jackson & Wicking Legal Practice.
Let us know what has happened, where the matter is up to, and whether anything requires urgent attention.
When Time Matters
Some situations can develop quickly, and getting advice early can make a difference.
You may want to call us straight away if:
- you, a family member or someone you are concerned about has been arrested, is in police custody or has been refused police bail;
- police want to interview you or speak with you about an allegation;
- police are searching your home, vehicle or premises;
- police are asking for access to your phone, computer, passwords or other material;
- you have been charged or served with documents and are unsure what you need to do next;
- you have an imminent court appearance, bail application, examination or hearing; or
- something else is happening that means you need advice now.
These are only examples. If something is happening now, or you are concerned that waiting may affect your position, call us.
For urgent matters, you can contact us at any time.
If we can assist, we will explain the next steps and discuss costs before any work is undertaken.
Request advice about your matter
Use the enquiry form to tell us what has happened and where the matter is up to.
We will review your enquiry and, if we can assist, contact you about availability, next steps and costs before any work is undertaken.
If you would prefer to speak with us, please call us at any time.
Office details
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:30am – 5:00pm
Urgent Matters: Call At Any Time
Postal Address
PO Box 10451,
Southport BC QLD 4215
All correspondence by post to this address.
Client Enquiries
contact@jacksonwicking.com.au
For client enquiries only.
Formal correspondence and service of documents
The client enquiries email address is for client enquiries only.
It must not be used for service of documents, prosecution correspondence, law enforcement correspondence, notices, summonses, subpoenas, disclosure material, or other formal communications.
Any agency, solicitor, law enforcement body or other party seeking to send formal material must telephone the office first to confirm the correct method of delivery. Material sent to the client enquiries email address may not be accepted as properly received.
Get advice before the next decision is made.
If you need advice about a criminal or traffic matter, an investigation or an inquest, contact Jackson & Wicking Legal Practice before taking the next step.
Criminal Defence. Done Properly.