Belmores are specialist criminal defence and road traffic solicitors and we excel in both fields - so much so that a large proportion of our business arises from personal and professional recommendation. In fact, 97.5% of our clients would recommend our services to others and that's a hard-won statistic that speaks volumes about our strong commitment, our insistence upon quality and excellence - and our approachable, no-nonsense style.
We take on both private and legal aid cases, nationally and locally in Norfolk, and bring the same level of determined professionalism to both. Unusually, one or other of our directors can be contacted at any time, day or night, 365 days a year, to ensure that expert legal help is available when it is needed most.
We take on both private and legal aid cases, nationally and locally in Norfolk, and bring the same level of determined professionalism to both. Unusually, one or other of our directors can be contacted at any time, day or night, 365 days a year, to ensure that expert legal help is available when it is needed most.
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Costs - Motoring cases
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Belmores Solicitors is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). The SRA Transparency Rules require that we publish price and service information for summary motoring offences dealt with at a single hearing. Summary motoring offences can only be dealt with by a Magistrates' Court.
Certain cases may be dealt with through the Single Justice Procedure but if disqualification is being considered or if you plead not guilty a Magistrates' Court will be required to hear your case.Summary motoring offences include speeding, drink and drug driving, no insurance, failing to provide driver details (S172), driving without due care and attention, using a mobile phone whilst driving and failing to provide a specimen.
Certain cases may be dealt with through the Single Justice Procedure but if disqualification is being considered or if you plead not guilty a Magistrates' Court will be required to hear your case.Summary motoring offences include speeding, drink and drug driving, no insurance, failing to provide driver details (S172), driving without due care and attention, using a mobile phone whilst driving and failing to provide a specimen.
Equality And Diversity Policy
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As signatories to the Law Society's Diversity & Inclusion Charter Belmores is fully committed to the Charter and each of its principles. At Belmores we embrace diversity and encourage our employees to share their views and lifestyles, thereby broadening everyone's awareness of difference. We believe in fostering an environment of inclusion that encourages directors and employees to be successful.
Criminal Defence - General Offences
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Whatever the allegation; theft, assault, drugs, robbery or even murder, we are here to help and provide a Criminal Defence Service and expert advice when you most need it. We have dedicated teams dealing with Police Station Work, Youth Court, Magistrates' Court cases, Crown Court cases and Courts Martial.
Road Traffic Offences
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Everyone who drives is at risk of getting into trouble with the police over motoring offences, whether it is by speeding, having no insurance, drink driving or causing death by careless driving, as examples. For many people staying on the road is essential. Tactically we will work out what is best for you, whether it be in contesting a S172 notice or successfully arguing special reasons or exceptional hardship.
Benefit Fraud Representation
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Allegations may arise for a number of reasons. It may be that you have not kept the Department of Work and Pensions informed about changes in your circumstances which has resulted in you being overpaid benefits.
In other cases it may be that you have intentionally misled the DWP in order to gain benefits that you were not entitled to by, for example, working and earning money above the benefit threshold, having undisclosed savings or living with a partner.Investigators use sophisticated methods to detect potentially fraudulent claims and during the investigation stage you may be called to attend an interview under caution.
In other cases it may be that you have intentionally misled the DWP in order to gain benefits that you were not entitled to by, for example, working and earning money above the benefit threshold, having undisclosed savings or living with a partner.Investigators use sophisticated methods to detect potentially fraudulent claims and during the investigation stage you may be called to attend an interview under caution.
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