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In addition to the matters above, we assist clients across a broad range of criminal law issues. These matters may involve different procedures and levels of complexity, but all require careful advice and considered representation.
Start with a confidential conversation. Tell us what’s happening and what you need, and we’ll outline how we can help.
We’ll review your situation, ask the right questions, and assess the legal issues, risks, and options relevant to your matter.
You’ll receive clear legal advice tailored to your circumstances, including guidance on your rights, responsibilities, and next steps.
Once you understand your options, we’ll outline a practical path forward and how we can support you throughout the process.
"I cannot thank Louis and the Savannah Legal team enough for their kindness and compassion during such an emotional and hard time in my life. They worked with me to get the best outcome and continue to work with me to handle the costs of service! I will be recommending them to anyone needing assistance in matter similar to my own experience."
"Vam was so helpful during such a difficult time of my life. He kept me on track and took so much stress off my plate. He helped to make sense of things and put things in perspective. I would definitely recommend Savannah Legal Services."
"I reached out to Richard after seeing the excellent reviews for Savannah Legal. Everything has been very smooth, and they have been incredibly helpful with my family matter. Richard has been very understanding throughout the process, and I am very pleased that I chose Savannah Legal."
Remember, if you are arrested or charged by police, you are required by law to provide your name, address and contact details. However, do not take part in an interview until you have spoken to Savannah Legal criminal defense lawyers. This is vital if you wish to defend your charges at trial.
If the police do not have a search warrant, they can only enter your house if they have reasonable grounds to believe that you or someone in the house is committing, has committed or may commit an offence. Normally, the police will have a search warrant to search your premises and are required to show you before they enter your home.
If you’re currently on bail you will need to attend court. If you’re not on bail and have legal representation then it’s best to speak to your lawyer.
The court may issue a warrant for your arrest if you’re on bail and miss court. If you miss your court date, make sure to contact them immediately. To ensure you don’t miss a court date, get a clear legal plan and achieve the best possible outcome with Savannah Legal.
Make sure to provide your lawyer with the most up-to-date information about your legal matter if attending your sentencing. If you’re going to trial, make sure you have reviewed all the information at the time of the alleged offence. In any case, it’s always recommended speaking to our criminal defence lawyer to ensure you achieve the best possible outcome.
Step 1: Write down the names, regiment number and contact details of the arresting officers, and the police station where they intend to take your partner for questioning.
Step 2: Contact our criminal lawyers here at Savannah Legal for advice and support on what to do next.
Depending on the charges and the severity of the offence. If you’re at risk of imprisonment, it is highly recommended to seek legal advice from an experienced criminal lawyer in Perth or Brisbane at Savannah Legal.
Firstly, plead not guilty to the charges. Secondly, immediately contact Savannah Legal for expert advice on criminal law, before speaking to the police or conducting a police recorded interview.
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