About
Anthony Strik is a barrister with a diverse practice ranging from family, criminal and other civil disputes to regulatory matters. He has the experience and proven track record you need as your barrister and holds chambers in Martin Place (Sydney), NSW. He is very competent in dealing with lying ex-spouses in Family Law matters.
Anthony’s determination to be an accomplished and respected barrister. He prides himself on his track record and client outcomes. Every happy client is a referral.
Anthony was called to the bar in 2018. As a barrister, he now:
- Represents a variety of husbands, wives, mothers, and fathers in the Federal Circuit Courts in both Parenting and Financial matters
- Defends people charged with seemingly minor offences such as drink driving, to more serious crimes such as robbery, large drug matters and murder
- Appears in bankruptcy matters, civil matters, tribunal matters, and claims for unpaid bills/loans
- Assists workers who have been unfairly dismissed in securing proper entitlements
- Helps resolve various disputes with Real Estate Professionals, whether involving disputes over commission or breaches of fiduciary duties
- Can assist you with finding a competent and trusted legal advisor if your matter extends beyond his practice areas
Legal Services
Mr. Anthony Strik provides legal services across a wide range of areas, showcasing his versatility and expertise as a lawyer. His practice areas include:
- Criminal Law
- Family Law
- Real Estate Agent Law
- Traffic / Motor Vehicle Law
- Liquor Licensing
- Common Law
- Proceeds of Crime
- Children’s Court
- Care and Protection
- White Collar / Financial Crime
- Insurance
- Personal Injury
- Employment
- Equity
- Commissions of Inquests/Inquiries
- Consumer Law
Notable Cases
Here are some specific examples of how Mr. Strik has helped his clients achieve favorable outcomes:
- Family Court Cases: Green & Green [2022], Zabawa & Ragheb (No 2) [2022], Austen & Manz [2022], Mudin & Bashar [2022], Franklyn & Franklyn (No. 2) [2021], and more
- Federal Court of Australia: Salah (formerly HGMZ) v Secretary, Department of Social Services [2022] FCAFC 186
- NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT): Chief Health Officer, NSW Health v FRC (application for confirmation of public health order) [2023] NSWCATAD 75, [NKT] Pty Ltd v Commissioner for Fair Trading [2024] NSWCATAD 85, and FGL v Commissioner for Fair Trading [2022] NSWCATOD 29
- Fair Work Cases: GT v Msquared Capital Funds Management Pty Ltd and MG v [The employer] C2023/7772
- Supreme Court of NSW: Moustapha v Nelson [2018] NSWSC 1816 and Sergio Andres Chocron v Mina Onkoud [2019] NSWSC 1823
Recent Successes
- Negotiated at a settlement conference to achieve a favorable outcome against an overzealous landlord (NCAT)
- Obtained a Warrant of Possession for an Estate to remove a person from their property (NCAT)
- Handled a Consumer Law Claim, where the provider issued a full refund to the client for ruining their holiday
- Settled a Family Provisions Claim against the estate in the plaintiff’s favor
- Assisted various real estate agents in both criminal and civil jurisdictions