Criminal Defence Solicitors in Wolverhampton
13 firms with offices in Wolverhampton, West Midlands. 7 hold a criminal legal aid contract. Free to use. No referral fees. Listings come from the SRA register and the Legal Aid Agency directory.
At the police station now? You are entitled to free legal advice regardless of income. Ask the custody officer for the duty solicitor, or name one of the firms below. Do not answer questions in interview until your solicitor arrives. Know your rights.
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Firms in Wolverhampton
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Halo Legal Services LTD
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile Hine Solicitors
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile K A Legal Providers LTD
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile M H Solicitors LLP
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile Reliance Law LTD
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile Riley Hayes & Co Solicitors LTD
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile Vienna Kang Advocates LTD
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton
View Profile Adams Defence Solicitors Ltd
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile JD Solicitors Ltd
Solicitor
Wolverhampton
View Profile MH SOLICITORS LLP
Solicitor
Wolverhampton
View Profile Riley Hayes & Co Solicitors Limited
Solicitor
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile SMITH DAWSON
Legal Aid Provider
WOLVERHAMPTON, WEST MIDLANDS
View Profile The Law Box
Legal Aid Provider
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
View Profile Getting a criminal solicitor in Wolverhampton
- Police station advice
- Always free, for anyone, at any time. Funded by the Legal Aid Agency. You can ask for a specific firm by name.
- Magistrates' Court
- Legal aid depends on the seriousness of the case and your income. The firm will complete the means test with you. Many first hearings are covered by the duty solicitor scheme.
- Crown Court
- Legal aid is usually granted for Crown Court cases but you may be asked to contribute from income or capital. Instruct a firm as early as possible so they can prepare for the Plea and Trial Preparation Hearing.
- Paying privately
- Ask for a written estimate and whether a fixed fee is available. If you are acquitted you may be able to recover some costs at legal aid rates.
- Choosing a firm
- Check the firm's SRA record and whether it holds a legal aid contract (marked above). Ask who will actually attend court with you.
- Changing solicitor
- You can change firm, but on legal aid you need the court's permission once a representation order is in place. Do it early.
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