Police station advice
Help with an arrest, a voluntary interview or an urgent call about someone in custody.
Explore this serviceAB Mackenzie · Serving Hackney
From the first police contact to the next court date, find the support that fits your circumstances.
Speak to the team: 020 7701 1900
Find the support you need
Tell us what you have been asked to do next. The team can discuss the right service, the papers needed and the proposed scope of work.
Help with an arrest, a voluntary interview or an urgent call about someone in custody.
Explore this serviceUnderstand your hearing, bring the right information and prepare for the next stage.
Explore this servicePractical advice when an allegation could affect your licence, work or everyday life.
Explore this serviceA structured approach to financial records, disputed transactions and complex allegations.
Explore this serviceCareful case preparation and focused advice when the allegations carry serious consequences.
Explore this serviceDiscreet advice on sexual offence allegations, police interviews and court proceedings.
Explore this serviceYou do not need to identify the precise legal category before making contact. Explain whether you have been arrested, invited to an interview, charged or given a hearing date. If you have a letter, summons or release notice, keep it to hand. The wording on the document is often more useful than a label remembered from a conversation.
The available support and funding depend on your circumstances and the stage of the matter. Ask who will deal with the case and how to send documents securely. For an urgent police station matter, use the emergency number rather than waiting for an email response.
Contact the teamStart with a conversation
Tell us about the situation and any approaching deadline. We can explain how advice and representation may be arranged.