National Crime 
Contact details
📞 Phone
+18392109187
Available during business hours AEST. If your matter is urgent, please call rather than email.
enquiries@nationalcrimestats.com.au
We aim to respond to all non-urgent enquiries within one business day.
🏢 NSW Office
Sydney CBD
By appointment only. We also offer phone and video consultations for regional NSW clients.
🏢 QLD Office
Brisbane CBD
By appointment only. Phone and video consultations available for regional QLD clients.
Your enquiry is confidential
All information you provide through this website is treated as confidential and subject to legal professional privilege where applicable. We will not disclose your enquiry to any third party without your consent. You are under no obligation to proceed after an initial discussion.
Enquiry form
Complete the form below and we will contact you — usually within one business day. Fields marked * are required. If your matter is urgent, please call +18392109187 directly.
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Frequently asked questions about contacting us
Yes. All initial discussions are confidential, regardless of whether you proceed. Your enquiry is protected by legal professional privilege to the extent applicable. We do not share your information with anyone outside our firm without your express consent.
We aim to respond to all enquiries within one business day. Urgent matters — particularly where assets are at risk of being moved — are prioritised. If your matter is genuinely urgent, we recommend calling +18392109187 directly rather than waiting for an email response.
If available, it helps to have: the name of the deceased (if applicable), the approximate date of death, a copy of the will (if you have one), the state where the estate is being administered (NSW or QLD), the name of the executor (if known), and a brief timeline of key events. You do not need to have all of this — we can work with whatever information you have.
We offer an initial confidential discussion to understand your situation and assess whether we can help. We will discuss any applicable fees transparently before you incur any costs. There is no obligation to proceed.
Yes. Family members, carers, supporters, accountants, financial advisers, and other professionals often contact us on behalf of someone else. We will need to speak with the person directly affected before providing substantive advice, but you can make the initial enquiry on their behalf.
Our practice is focused on NSW and Queensland estate and probate disputes. If your matter relates to an estate being administered in NSW or Queensland, we can assist regardless of where you live. If your matter is in another state, we may be able to refer you to a suitable practitioner.