Judicial reviewWerribee · Melbourne
Careful attention when your next step matters.
Start with the decision, notice and dates.
If you have received a decision and want to discuss judicial review, contact the team promptly. Tell us about the decision and any stated dates so we can discuss whether we can assist. Sending an enquiry does not engage the firm or protect a deadline.
Keep the complete decision together
Retain the decision, reasons, notification and related correspondence. Note when and how you received it and any dates stated in the notice. Complete documents provide a clearer starting point than isolated screenshots.
Contact the office promptly
Explain that the enquiry concerns review of a decision and mention any deadline immediately. Available next steps require individual legal assessment. A website submission does not confirm representation or stop time running.
Questions about judicial review
Will an enquiry protect a deadline?
No. Sending a message does not engage the firm or protect a deadline. Call if time is short and seek timely legal assistance.
Can you promise a decision will change?
No outcome can be promised. The lawyer must review the decision and circumstances before discussing whether and how the firm can assist.
General information only. Advice and available options depend on your circumstances and current requirements.