Clear, practical answers to common questions about speaking with a solicitor, what to expect, and how we can help. If you need urgent advice, please contact us.
Quick answers to common questions about speaking with a solicitor, what to expect, and how we can help. If you need to contact us, please use our contact page.
If you are asked to attend an interview (voluntarily or under arrest), or you think you may be under investigation, getting advice early can help you understand your position and the process.
Yes. If you are being interviewed, you can ask to speak to a solicitor before the interview starts and before you answer questions. If you are unsure what to do, it is usually best to seek advice first.
We treat communications with clients as confidential. If there are any limits or exceptions that apply to your circumstances, we will explain them clearly.
We will listen to what has happened, identify the immediate priorities, and explain the practical next steps. If you have documents (letters, emails, bail sheets, summons, etc.), it helps to have them available.
If you have an urgent issue (for example, an interview or immediate steps you need to take), tell us the deadline and any dates. We will prioritise urgent requests where we can.
Yes. We can assist clients across England and Wales, depending on the matter and the arrangements needed.
Fees depend on the type of work and the urgency/complexity of the case. We will explain the options available and confirm costs before we start any substantive work.
Keep the letter and any enclosures, note any deadlines, and avoid discussing the details publicly. You can contact us and we will talk through what it means and what steps (if any) you should take next.
Note: This page is general information and is not legal advice. For advice on your circumstances, please contact us.
