Explain what you need now
You can start by saying whether you are calling about an arrest, a summons, a trial or advice on proceedings. If you are contacting us on someone else's behalf, mention that too. You do not need a perfectly prepared account to take the first step.
If the consultation relates to a specific step in proceedings, give us any date and location you know. This will help us identify the type of assistance you are requesting.
Organise the information you already have
A short sequence of events and a list of questions you would like answered are a useful starting point. If you have a summons or other paperwork, tell us which documents you have.
The firm will then tell you which documents it needs to review and how to send them. Your initial message through this website starts the contact and helps arrange the conversation.
Agree the scope of the consultation
Initial advice, a document review and defence in proceedings are engagements with different scopes. Before confirming the work, we will clarify what you need and which steps the proposal covers.
If you have a voucher, tell us which one. Consultation vouchers have limits on time and document review, and do not include assistance at the police station, trials or court representation.
Choose how to get in touch
You can call 628 89 03 66 or prepare a WhatsApp message or email from this website. Calling allows you to explain directly what assistance you are seeking.
The consultation format, availability and fees are agreed with the firm. Sending a message does not in itself confirm an appointment or a professional engagement.