Muhammad Chaudhry

Muhammad Chaudhry serves as the Principal Lawyer at MIC Lawyers, bringing extensive expertise in migration and family law. As a member of the Law Society and the Criminal, Family, and Civil division of the legal aid panel, his career is marked by a strong foundation in these areas. With a decade's experience in NSW Police, Muhammad transitioned to defence law, earning a reputation for handling complex and significant cases successfully. His proficiency in immigration and family law, combined with his renowned advocacy skills, has led to national recognition as a capable lawyer. Renowned for his work with high-profile criminal clients, Muhammad has represented individuals facing serious charges, including abduction, grievous bodily harm with intent, and assault occasioning grievous bodily harm, appearing regularly in the Local, District, and Supreme Courts of NSW, as well as the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal. His expertise also extends to Apprehended Domestic Violence Order Applications, parole hearings, and proceedings before the NSW Crime Commission. Raised in Pakistan, Muhammad maintains strong ties to the Asian community in Australia, along with a respected presence within the Middle Eastern community. Fluent in Urdu, Pashto, Arabic, and Dari, he provides culturally attuned services to his diverse clientele. Committed to delivering precise legal advice tailored to each client's unique circumstances, Muhammad's clients have consistently achieved successful outcomes across various matters over the past decade. Since 2012, he has led MIC Lawyers as Principal Solicitor, drawing insights from his educational background, holding a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Punjab University.