It is advisable to seek legal advice as early as possible after becoming involved in a criminal investigation or facing an allegation or charge. Early advice can help you understand your legal rights, avoid unnecessary mistakes, assess your position, and determine the appropriate steps to take.

Yes. An advocate can provide legal advice and, where appropriate, assist during stages of a criminal investigation. Legal support can help you understand the nature of the investigation, your rights and obligations, and the legal implications of statements, evidence, or other investigative procedures.

Yes. We provide legal support for bail and bond applications, including reviewing the circumstances of the case, preparing the necessary legal application, presenting relevant arguments before the court, and advising clients on applicable terms and conditions.

After charges are filed, the matter proceeds through the applicable criminal justice process. An advocate can review the charges and available evidence, advise on legal options, make appropriate applications, prepare the defence, and represent the accused during subsequent court proceedings.

A criminal defence advocate represents and advises the accused throughout relevant court proceedings. Depending on the case, this may involve making legal applications, challenging evidence, examining witnesses, presenting legal arguments, making submissions, and advancing the client's defence in accordance with the law.