Can Police Enter Your House Without a Warrant in England?
The question of whether police can enter your house without a warrant in England is one that concerns many, touching on privacy, legal rights, and the limits of police powers....
How to Separate from Your Husband While Living in the Same House
Separating from your husband while continuing to live under the same roof is becoming an increasingly common arrangement. For many couples, financial constraints or the need to maintain stability for...
Can I Switch Criminal Solicitors and How?
If you are unhappy with your current criminal solicitor, you may wonder whether you can switch to a different solicitor, and what steps are involved in making that change. The...
Can I Get Criminal Legal Aid if I Am a Student and Have Income from a Student Loan?
As a student, navigating legal issues can be daunting, especially when it comes to securing financial support for legal representation. If you are facing criminal charges, you may wonder whether...
What is the Maximum Income to Qualify for Criminal Legal Aid in the UK?
Criminal legal aid is a cornerstone of the UK’s justice system, designed to provide legal assistance to those who cannot afford to pay for legal representation in criminal cases. It...
Does a Non-Molestation Order Show on a DBS Check?
A Non-Molestation Order is a civil order designed to protect individuals from harassment, violence, or threats, usually in the context of domestic abuse. It is commonly issued under the Family...
How a Conviction for Dishonesty Like Fare Evasion Affects UK Visa Applications
A conviction for dishonesty, including fare evasion, can significantly impact your chances of securing a UK visa. Under Part 9 of the UK Immigration Rules, Paragraph 9.4.1 states: “an application...
How a Conviction for Dishonesty Like Fare Evasion Can Impact Your Career as an Accountant
A conviction for dishonesty, such as fare evasion, can significantly harm your professional standing as an accountant. Regulatory bodies like the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Institute...
How a Conviction for Dishonesty Like Fare Evasion Can Impact Your Medical Career with the GMC
A conviction for dishonesty, such as fare evasion, can seriously impact a doctor’s career, especially with regards to the General Medical Council (GMC). The GMC’s Good Medical Practice guidelines emphasise...
How a Conviction for Dishonesty Like Fare Evasion Can Impact Your Legal Career with the SRA
A dishonesty conviction, such as fare evasion, can have severe implications for your legal career due to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)’s strict ethical standards. The SRA Code of Conduct...
Successful Representation in Matricide Case: Manslaughter Verdict
Makwana Solicitors proudly represented Jason Phinn in a complex case involving the tragic death of his mother. Initially charged with murder (matricide), Mr. Phinn was ultimately found not guilty of...
How Long Does a Magistrates’ Court Hearing Last in England?
One of the most common questions individuals have when attending a magistrates’ court hearing is: how long does a magistrates’ court hearing last in England? The duration of hearings can...
Does Pre-Charge Bail Mean That You Will Be Charged?
Being placed on pre-charge bail often raises concerns about whether this will lead to formal charges. While being on pre-charge bail indicates that you are a suspect in an ongoing...
How Much Is a Divorce in the UK?
The cost of getting a divorce in the UK can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the case, whether the divorce is contested or uncontested, and the legal support...
Is Dating During Separation Considered Adultery in the UK?
Going through a separation can be a challenging and emotionally complex time. For those who are legally married but living apart, the question of whether it is acceptable to begin...
Penalty Points “Totting Up” – Date of Offence, Conviction, or Sentence?
What is the “Totting Up” System? The “totting up” system refers to the accumulation of penalty points on a driver’s licence for various motoring offences. If a driver accumulates 12...
