If you are arrested, and taken for interview by the police, it can be an immensely stressful and worrying time for both you and your family. It is important that you understand your rights, and what can be involved in a police investigation. More importantly though, it is crucial that you are represented by solicitors you can rely on, and who will work hard to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

Appearing in Court to face an allegation can be a very difficult time for you, and it is natural for you to be worried and nervous even if you are confident you are innocent. This is why it is important that you are represented by the best solicitors for your case. No matter how serious the case against you, the solicitors at Stephen Lickrish & Associates understand that you need support as well as strong and dependable legal advice and representation.

We make sure that your case is dealt with by an experienced lawyer who will do everything in our professional abilities to get the best outcome for you.

The majority of people charged with a criminal offence obtain free legal aid however a growing number are being asked to contribute to their own costs. We are experts in making sure that clients only pay what is reasonable.

We offer expert advice and assistance in all criminal allegations of fraud. These allegations can be extremely lengthy and complex. We have a wealth of experience in dealing in such matters including allegations of MTIC, Long Firm, Boiler and Insurance fraud and confiscation proceedings.

Our solicitors have experience representing clients facing the most serious criminal offences, and have a proven record of securing Not Guilty verdicts, even when other defendants in the same case were convicted.

We strive to offer the best criminal defence representation for all types of offences. Our specialist criminal defence solicitors represent clients at Police Stations, Magistrates Courts, and Crown Courts with dependable advice and outstanding service.

Our specialist motoring solicitors understand that if you are accused of a motoring offence, you will be worried about the risk of losing your driving licence or even a possible prison sentence. When you are worried about losing your licence, and the impact that could have on your life, there is no such thing as a minor offence.