Police investigations can move quickly. Our network can connect you with criminal defence solicitors who can advise you before interview, support you at the police station where appropriate, and represent you through court proceedings if your case progresses.
Whether you have been arrested, asked to attend a voluntary interview, or are under investigation, a solicitor can explain your rights, what to expect, and what decisions may matter later in the case. Where Legal Aid is available, your solicitor can advise you on eligibility and next steps.
Note: Legal Aid depends on the circumstances, the type of case, and eligibility tests. A solicitor will assess your situation and explain what support may be available.
Get advice before interview and support during questioning where appropriate. A solicitor can help you understand the process, your rights, and how to approach police questions.
A solicitor can explain whether Legal Aid may apply to your case and what the process looks like at your stage. They can also outline your options if Legal Aid is not available.
If matters progress, a solicitor can help you understand the allegations, review key evidence, and advise on practical strategy for the next stage.
If your case goes to court, solicitors can represent you in the Magistrates' Court and, where a case is sent on, support you through Crown Court proceedings where Legal Aid is available.
Access solicitors who handle police station advice and criminal cases regularly, with a focus on clear, practical guidance.
Understand what happens next, what you should do now, and how decisions at the police station can affect the rest of the case.
Where your case progresses, solicitors can advise on Legal Aid and represent you through court stages as appropriate.
It is usually sensible to get advice before interview. A solicitor can explain the process, what you may be asked, and the potential consequences of different approaches.
Legal Aid may be available depending on the circumstances and stage of the case. A solicitor can assess this and explain your options.
Do not ignore it. Get advice as early as possible so you understand what the interview is about and how to prepare. A solicitor can explain what happens next and what you should bring or do beforehand.