About Cyber Bullying
Learn more about cyber bullying in WA.
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- Our Process
- Helpful Information
FreePhone case assessment
Let’s talk about your situation confidentially. We will need to discuss your circumstances in detail to understand what has happened so far to tell you if we can help or not. Get the process started now, by requesting a free call back.
Book appointment with our lawyers
If it's clear consulting a solicitor you will help your situation, we can identify the right one for your case and arrange a convenient appointment for you. We will review any documents you send us, and brief the solicitor before you arrive to maximise your time with them.
In depth consultation
At your meeting the solicitor will be able to indicate the outcome they expect to achieve and the legal pathway they would take with you to ensure the best possible outcome based off past cases and experience.
Sound legal advice & pathway forward
Armed with confidence in your lawyer, sound legal advice and a fixed fee quote for representation throughout the process you can then decide if you would like the team to act on your behalf to represent you through the process.
The sooner you act the better.
Leaving things to the last minute makes it more difficult for your legal team to obtain the best possible result.
Lawyers with strata experience
Meet with lawyers who have represented clients with strata cases previously.
- Past Cases
- Good Results
- Happy Clients
If we can prove one of these defences together...
- There could be no criminal conviction recorded.
- You could have charges dropped before your court date.
- You could have the case thrown out of court.
- You could be found innocent in court.
What is cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying refers to bullying through technology such as mobile phones and the internet, particularly social networking sites. Cyberbullying can take many forms, such as hurtful text messages, posting embarrassing photos or videos on social networks, spreading online rumours, preventing someone from communicating with others, stealing passwords and changing information, or setting up a fake profile.
Cyberbullying is a big problem and can have serious consequences on the person experiencing it.
Seeking legal advice
There are many advantages of seeking a lawyer in your situation:
- It gives us the responsibility of solving your problem for you so you don’t have to confront the cyberbully.
- It gives the chance to have your problem rightly decided according to the law.
- Everything you tell us is confidential and protected by legal professional privilege.
What can we do?
Depending on your situation, there are a number of possible ways to protect you or someone you know from cyberbullying, including:
- Cease and desist letter: This is often the first step in formally asking someone to stop the activity. The purpose of this letter is to threaten the person that further legal action may be taken if their behaviour continues.
- Legal action: cyberbullying can amount to criminal offences such as assault, threats, extortion, stalking, harassment, defamation, encouraging suicide and indecent conduct.
If you believe the cyberbullying has gotten out of your hands, call us and we can help work things through together.
The sooner you act the better.
Leaving things to the last minute makes it more difficult for your legal team to obtain the best possible result.
Lawyers with strata experience
Meet with lawyers who have represented clients with strata cases previously.
- Past Cases
- Good Results
- Happy Clients
Our Process
FreePhone case assessment
Let’s talk about your situation confidentially. We will need to discuss your circumstances in detail to understand what has happened so far to tell you if we can help or not. Get the process started now, by requesting a free call back.
Book appointment with our lawyers
If it's clear consulting a solicitor you will help your situation, we can identify the right one for your case and arrange a convenient appointment for you. We will review any documents you send us, and brief the solicitor before you arrive to maximise your time with them.
In depth consultation
At your meeting the solicitor will be able to indicate the outcome they expect to achieve and the legal pathway they would take with you to ensure the best possible outcome based off past cases and experience.
Sound legal advice & pathway forward
Armed with confidence in your lawyer, sound legal advice and a fixed fee quote for representation throughout the process you can then decide if you would like the team to act on your behalf to represent you through the process.
The sooner you act the better.
Leaving things to the last minute makes it more difficult for your legal team to obtain the best possible result.
Lawyers with strata experience
Meet with lawyers who have represented clients with strata cases previously.
- Past Cases
- Good Results
- Happy Clients
Helpful Information
If we can prove one of these defences together...
- There could be no criminal conviction recorded.
- You could have charges dropped before your court date.
- You could have the case thrown out of court.
- You could be found innocent in court.
What is cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying refers to bullying through technology such as mobile phones and the internet, particularly social networking sites. Cyberbullying can take many forms, such as hurtful text messages, posting embarrassing photos or videos on social networks, spreading online rumours, preventing someone from communicating with others, stealing passwords and changing information, or setting up a fake profile.
Cyberbullying is a big problem and can have serious consequences on the person experiencing it.
Seeking legal advice
There are many advantages of seeking a lawyer in your situation:
- It gives us the responsibility of solving your problem for you so you don’t have to confront the cyberbully.
- It gives the chance to have your problem rightly decided according to the law.
- Everything you tell us is confidential and protected by legal professional privilege.
What can we do?
Depending on your situation, there are a number of possible ways to protect you or someone you know from cyberbullying, including:
- Cease and desist letter: This is often the first step in formally asking someone to stop the activity. The purpose of this letter is to threaten the person that further legal action may be taken if their behaviour continues.
- Legal action: cyberbullying can amount to criminal offences such as assault, threats, extortion, stalking, harassment, defamation, encouraging suicide and indecent conduct.
If you believe the cyberbullying has gotten out of your hands, call us and we can help work things through together.
The sooner you act the better.
Leaving things to the last minute makes it more difficult for your legal team to obtain the best possible result.
Lawyers with strata experience
Meet with lawyers who have represented clients with strata cases previously.
- Past Cases
- Good Results
- Happy Clients
