Criminal or Traffic Offence
Our criminal law team consisting of solicitors and barristers will ensure you are best represented before the law. Our team ensures that our clients are treated fairly and justfully in the face of the law.
Our law firm has represented hundreds of clients who have been charged under various offences, such as speeding, drink driving, assault and domestic violence. We offer the highest quality of legal services that offer invididuals in such circumstances to minimise the offences and charges faced.
Due to our vast experience amongst our team of lawyers and barristers, we can often ensure the client a favourable outcome is going to be achieved. Statistics from the courts indicate that if a person is represented by a competent lawyer their chances of having the consequent charges dismissed is increased by 50%.
Law and Statute
The Judge or Magistrate is obligated to consider the Crimes (Sentencing and Procedure) Act 1999 which enables the court to impose a lesser penalty following a guilty plea, pursuant to Section 22 of the Crimes (Sentencing and Procedure) Act 1999, or for the Court to order a dismissal of the charges without a recorded conviction pursuant to Section 10 of the Crimes (Sentencing and Procedure) Act 1999.
The court will consider the following factors in means of justifying such a decision;
The person’s character; criminal record, age and mental health
Circumstances during the time of the offence;
Nature of the offence; and
Any other matter that the court feels relevant
Processing a divorce settlement , splitting of assets including property
Arranging Financial Arrangements
Consent Orders
Processing a divorce settlement , splitting of assets including property
Arranging Financial Arrangements
Consent Orders
FAQs
We ensure your criminal matter is treated fairly?
We ensure your criminal matter is treated fairly by protecting your rights, thoroughly analyzing evidence, and building a strong defense strategy. Our experienced attorneys advocate for you at every stage, whether negotiating a plea deal or representing you in court. We keep you informed and fight for the best possible outcome.
When is a conviction spent?
A conviction becomes spent after a set rehabilitation period, which varies based on the sentence. Once spent, it usually doesn’t need to be disclosed, except for certain jobs (e.g., law enforcement). In the UK, under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, minor convictions may be spent in a few years, while serious offenses may never be spent. Check local laws for specific timeframes.
Our experienced criminal lawyers can make the difference
Our experienced criminal lawyers provide strong defense, protect your rights, and work tirelessly for the best possible outcome in your case. With expert legal strategy and advocacy, we can make a real difference in your defense.