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    What is the difference between a barrister and an attorney?

    A barrister specializes in courtroom advocacy and expert legal opinion. I focus on preparing and arguing your case in court, and I can work alongside your existing attorney or take instructions directly.

    Is the first consultation really free?

    Yes. The first 30-minute conversation is free and confidential. It gives you a clear view of your options before you commit to anything.

    Can I contact you directly without an attorney?

    In most civil, family and criminal matters, yes. If your case needs an instructing attorney, I will explain why and recommend trusted colleagues.

    How long will my case take?

    It depends on the court and the complexity of the matter. After reviewing your documents, I will give you a realistic timeline in writing and update you as it changes.

    What should I bring to our first meeting?

    Any court papers, letters, contracts, photos or messages related to your case, plus a short timeline of events. Do not worry if you do not have everything yet.

    Is everything I tell you confidential?

    Yes. Communications with me are protected by legal professional privilege and are never shared without your consent, except where the law requires it.