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As founder of Anaki Lawyers, Aabed Anaki provides expert criminal and traffic defence across all Victorian courts. He established the firm to prioritise direct communication, transparency, and tenacious advocacy for every client.
He only practices in criminal law, because he believes that his clients deserve expert representation when everything is on the line.
We guarantee direct principal access and a 3-hour response to all enquiries. Our mission is to ensure you are supported through every stage without unnecessary legal jargon.
Meet Your Lawyer
We provide clear strategy and strong courtroom representation across criminal, traffic, and intervention order matters. Our focus is on protecting your rights and your future.
Experienced defence for all criminal matters, providing practical advice and a strong voice when you need it most.
Expert support for licence suspensions and driving offences to protect your livelihood and your right to drive.
Strategic guidance for sensitive intervention order matters, ensuring your side of the story is heard and protected.
Strong defence starts with attention to detail. We provide clear advice and strong courtroom representation across bail, trials, and complex matters, ensuring you understand every step of the process.
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Get clear advice, strong defence, and tailored guidance from a senior lawyer to protect your rights and future.
A hands-on, principal-led approach focused on clear communication, strong advocacy, and achieving the best possible outcomes for every client.
Managed by the legal team at Anaki Lawyers with experienced guidance and consistent communication throughout.
We explain the law in plain English so you always understand your options and next steps.
Confident representation across all Victorian courts focused on protecting your rights and your future.
We respond to all enquiries within three hours so you are never left waiting for updates.
Our hotline is available around the clock for urgent legal matters and police station assistance.
Clear, upfront pricing with no hidden costs so you know exactly where you stand from the beginning.
We’re here to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome.
Principal-led legal defence focused on preparation, client clarity, and strong courtroom advocacy.
Aabed is the founder and Principal Lawyer at Anaki Lawyers, appearing regularly across Victorian courts including the Magistrates’, County, and Supreme Court. He is involved in the oversight of each matter, ensuring defence strategies are carefully prepared and considered from the outset.
Each case is approached with detailed preparation and focus on evidence, procedure, and courtroom presentation. Clients are guided through the legal process with a clear, structured approach from start to finish.
Discuss Your Case
You should speak with a criminal or traffic lawyer as soon as possible. Early legal advice allows your lawyer to assess the charge, review police evidence and advise you on your options before the matter progresses through the Victorian court system.
Yes. Even if you plan to plead guilty, a criminal or traffic lawyer can significantly affect the outcome. Proper preparation can reduce penalties, support non-conviction outcomes and, in traffic matters, help minimise licence suspension or disqualification.
Not always. Whether a conviction is recorded depends on the offence, your prior history and the court’s discretion. In traffic matters, penalties may also include demerit points, licence suspension or disqualification. Legal advice can help minimise long-term consequences.
Yes. If the prosecution cannot prove the offence beyond reasonable doubt, or if evidence was obtained unlawfully or is unreliable, charges may be withdrawn or dismissed. This applies to both criminal and traffic law matters in Victoria.
Licence suspension or disqualification can occur through court orders or administrative processes such as VicRoads decisions. A traffic lawyer can advise whether the decision can be challenged, reduced or avoided depending on the circumstances.
Breaching bail conditions or an intervention order is a separate criminal offence in Victoria and can result in arrest, further charges and imprisonment. You should seek immediate advice from a criminal lawyer if this occurs.
We appear regularly across all Victorian courts, including the Magistrates’ Court, County Court and Supreme Court, depending on the nature and seriousness of the matter.
You speak directly with a lawyer from your first call. All enquiries are acknowledged within three hours, with same-day advice provided wherever possible. Urgent criminal, traffic and intervention order matters are handled 24/7.
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