We handle a broad spectrum of criminal cases, including assault, theft, drug offences, fraud, domestic violence, sexual offences, driving offences, and more.

We offer expert legal advice, court representation, and strategic defence planning to protect your rights and strive for the best possible outcome in your case.

Contact a criminal lawyer as soon as you learn of an investigation or after being charged. Early legal intervention can significantly affect the outcome.

Stay calm, exercise your right to remain silent, and request to speak with a solicitor. Contact Central Chambers Law immediately to protect your rights from the outset.

Yes, we provide legal advice and representation during police interviews and investigations, helping you navigate the process and avoid potential pitfalls.

You have the right to remain silent, the right to legal representation, and the right to know why you are being questioned. We ensure these rights are upheld.

Contact Central Chambers Law immediately. We will review your case, represent you in court, and work towards the best possible outcome.

During the first consultation, we’ll discuss your case, provide an initial assessment, explain your legal options, and outline the next steps in your defence strategy.

Our fees depend on the complexity of your case. We offer transparent pricing, and in some instances, legal aid may be available. Contact us for a detailed discussion of costs.

Yes, you can change your solicitor at any time. Central Chambers Law can take over your case and ensure a seamless transition in your legal representation.

Outcomes vary based on the specifics of each case, but we strive for the best possible result, whether that’s acquittal, reduced charges, or minimised sentencing.

The duration of a criminal case depends on factors like complexity, court schedules, and whether it goes to trial. We can provide a more accurate timeline after reviewing your case.

Yes, we assist with appeals, sentence reductions, and post-conviction legal matters. Contact us to discuss your situation.

Not all cases go to trial; many are resolved through negotiations or plea deals. We’ll explore all options and advise on the best course of action for your situation.

Bring any relevant documents, such as court summons, police reports, bail papers, and any related communications. This will help us provide a thorough assessment.

A guilty plea means you admit to the charges, which may lead to a more lenient sentence. A not guilty plea means you contest the charges, possibly leading to a trial. We’ll advise on the best option for your case.

We prioritise clear and regular communication. We’ll keep you informed of any developments and are available to answer your questions throughout the process.

Legal aid is financial assistance for legal representation. Eligibility depends on your income and the nature of the case. We can help determine if you qualify and assist with the application process.

Consequences can include fines, imprisonment, a criminal record, and impacts on employment or immigration status. We work to minimise these outcomes.

In urgent situations, you can reach us 24/7 through our emergency contact number. We are always ready to assist you in critical times.