Commercial Contract Disputes Lawyers Sydney

Why Choose Sultan Legal?

Injunctions aren't routine. The stakes are high, the turnaround is short, and mistakes have real consequences. At Sultan Legal, we act quickly and with precision.

We move fast – Drafting urgent affidavits, preparing ex parte applications, and getting your matter before a judge within hours, if needed
We've done this before – Freezing orders, restraining orders, mandatory injunctions—we know the process from urgent hearings to final determinations
You get senior-level attention – These matters aren't handed off. We handle them directly, in real-time, with minimal delay

How We Help

Step 1: Immediate Risk Review
We'll assess whether the situation qualifies for interlocutory or urgent injunctive relief under equity or statute. We look for serious issues to be tried, balance of convenience, and risk of irreparable harm.

Step 2: Evidence & Affidavits
Injunctions live or die on evidence. We help you prepare urgent affidavits with clear facts and exhibits—often overnight or within hours—especially for ex parte (without notice) matters.

Step 3: Filing and Service
We file your originating process and supporting documents with the NSW Supreme Court or Federal Circuit and Family Court. We also arrange urgent service if required.

Step 4: Urgent Hearing
We appear at the urgent hearing, often on the same day. The Court may grant temporary orders, or list the matter for return with short service.

Step 5: Follow-Through
Injunctive relief is often just the start. We guide you through the next steps—whether it's a full trial, settlement, or enforcement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is urgent injunctive relief?
It's a Court order that forces someone to stop (or start) doing something immediately—usually to prevent serious harm, loss, or legal damage.

How quickly can I get one?
In truly urgent cases, within a few hours. It depends on how quickly we can prepare your evidence and get a judge. Sometimes orders are made ex parte—without notifying the other party.

Can I stop someone using my client list?
Yes, especially if it's a breach of restraint, confidentiality, or employment terms. An injunction can be sought urgently in the right circumstances.

Is there a hearing?
Yes. Even urgent orders usually require a short hearing, often by phone or video. We handle appearances and explain your case clearly and concisely.

What happens after the order is made?
It will need to be served, followed up, and usually reviewed by the Court. We stay involved to ensure compliance or escalate if the order's breached.

Speak to a Lawyer Today

If something critical is unfolding and you can't afford delay, it's time to act. Injunctive relief isn't about threats—it's about real, enforceable action.

Sultan Legal helps clients across NSW move decisively, whether the issue is commercial, personal, or regulatory. Speak with us now to protect what matters most.