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When you face criminal charges or are placed under arrest, one of the first things you are advised to do is get in touch with a lawyer. Businesses and organisations accused of criminal activity will take similar action, as the complex nature of the law makes it difficult to navigate without the …
Can’t Afford to Pay for a Criminal Lawyer? Here’s What You Can DoRead More
Not everyone who is accused of committing an offence is guilty of it. Sometimes, people have clouded judgement or get confused by misleading circumstances and make a wrongful accusation to the police. People make mistakes, and the person making the accusation isn’t in any trouble if they did so in …
Borrowing money is a common financial strategy used in Singapore for everything from paying off a credit card to buying your first home. But it also has a dark underbelly, with loan sharks or ah long abusing the process and preying on desperate individuals with unsavoury tactics.With the …
A Guide to Unlicensed Moneylending Offences in SingaporeRead More
If you commit or are suspected of committing a crime in Singapore, you may be placed under arrest by the police. This essentially means you will be taken into custody at a police station or detention centre – or a remand home for juveniles – to be questioned and possibly charged with an offence. …
Pleading guilty is never an easy decision, but it’s important to understand the process behind what happens next. Once you’ve been officially charged with an offence, there are two available options. You can either deny the charges – known as claiming trial – or plead guilty. If you choose the …
What Happens When You Plead Guilty to a Criminal Charge in Singapore?Read More
If your child has been charged with an offence, this is undoubtedly a scary time for any parent. But it's absolutely imperative that you remain calm and understand what comes next. With the help of a highly experienced criminal lawyer, you’ll have the support to navigate the complex legal process …
Offences by Young Persons: How Parents Can Work with Criminal LawyersRead More
