Peerzada & Associates Pty Ltd

18/11/2025

Successful Judicial Review:
Setting Aside Visa Refusal Under PIC 4020.

​We are grateful to report a favorable outcome for our client in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCA).
​The substantive matter involved an application for judicial review concerning a decision to refuse our client's visa on the grounds of Public Interest Criterion (PIC) 4020 (provision of false or misleading information or bogus documents).

​Following the submission of comprehensive written material and legal argument, the Court made an Order by Consent to set aside the original refusal decision. This resolution provides the necessary relief for our client and reaffirms the importance of rigorous preparation in challenging adverse findings under the Migration Act 1958 (Cth).

​This marks our third consecutive success in migration proceedings concluded "on the papers." We appreciate this positive outcome and Alhamdulillah for the opportunity to serve our clients diligently

18/01/2023

Today we appear for the client at the Burwood local court in relation to 5 X common assault charges . 3 days of stressful hearing which for 2 years due to COVID noting that there were also proceedings in place for the Family law in relation to parenting, and this case outcome was crucial for his proceedings in the Family court. Alhamdulillah all 5 X charges of common assault and Domestic violence orders were dismissed. Great relief for the client who was in tears hearing the verdict.

18/07/2021

This is another warning of posting false reviews on Google review so please be careful while writing o m social media as this may lead to huge financial burden. The Age: The $170,000 bad Google review: Dentist wins payout from patient.

A specialist dentist has won a $170,000 payout for a one-star Google review after she claimed that she was defamed online by one of her patients.

27/04/2021

Appeared today at Mr Druit Local court defending the client who was charged with s61 ( Common Assult) and s195(1) (a) ( Destroy or damage property) of the Crimes Act 1900 NSW. Both charges against our client were withdrawn, mission accomplished. Thanks, Stephen Hopper for your assistance.

16/11/2020

Big win for all incorrectly impacted by this.

The federal government has agreed to a “landmark” class action settlement, worth $1.2 billion, over its controversial Robodebt recovery program, which raised automated debts against welfare recipients.

20/08/2020

Today we appeared for our client at the Burwood Local court who was charged with Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900 related to a common assault which carries maximum imprisonment for two years and Charged with s 13(1) (5) of the Crimes ( Domestic and Provisional Violence ) Act 2007 relating to, intended fear, intimidate, and attempt to stalk. This carries a maximum sentence for up to five years.

With the help of lengthy submission, negotiation with the prosecutor and character references, we manage to avoid the jail term and conviction for the client—

Another excellent result for the client considering the seriousness of the charges and allegations.

14/08/2020

We appeared for our client in the Parramatta Local Court in relation to very serious charges, mainly under s37(1A) relating to Intentionally choking person without consent and section 59(1) of the Crimes Act 1900 NSW relating to Assault occasioning actual bodily harm in relation to Domestic Violence.

Both charges carry a maximum jail term of 5 years and as an international student, our client was subject to possible deportation and visa cancellation under s501 of the Migration Act 1958.

After a substantial submission and arguments in court, we manage to Dismissed and withdrawn all charges against our client including withdrawal of ADVO.

Very stressful for the client due to the nature of the offence and charges, but happy with the result. Mission accomplished.

21/07/2020

The Australian Government has announced new provisions for Jobseeker/Jobkeeper payments. This significantly impacts families who were dependent on those payments.

The Federal Government is cutting JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments, and has announced a few other changes to the programs. Here's what you need to know.

17/04/2020

Landmark Victory to the families.

The Federal Court has found that two-year-old Tharunicaa was not "afforded procedural fairness" after the government considered lifting the bar for the family to apply for protection visas.

14/04/2020

The NSW Govt has announced $440 mn package to address the issue of landlord/tenants affected due to current COVID19 Crisis. more details are as follows:

06/04/2020

The Department of home affairs has introduce new visa class 408 for people who are affected by current COVID19 situation.

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04/04/2020

New directions for all Temporary visa holders who are in Australia.

The Government is making a number of changes to temporary visa holder arrangements during the coronavirus crisis in order to protect the health and livelihoods of Australians, support critical industries, and assist with the rapid recovery post the virus.