Criminal matter enquiries
Start with a clear account of your situation.
Explain your situation and ask about the appropriate next step for your matter.
Explain what has happened and what is next.
If your enquiry concerns a complaint, allegation or official notice, explain what you have received and whether a date or deadline is involved. The appropriate scope of assistance can be discussed after the matter is understood.
What you can ask about
- Initial enquiries about a complaint or allegation
- Questions about a notice or official correspondence
- Understanding what information is needed for a consultation
- Discussing the appropriate route for further assistance
Before your first conversation
Keep copies of any official documents and a brief chronology. Mention any appointment or deadline at the start of your enquiry. Do not share sensitive documents through social messages before agreeing a suitable channel.
Questions before you begin
How do I arrange a consultation?
Call Equity on +971 56 904 0795 or start an enquiry on WhatsApp. Briefly explain your matter and ask about consultation availability, the relevant scope of assistance and fees.
How much does a consultation cost?
Contact Equity to confirm the consultation fee and what it includes before booking. This website does not list a fixed fee or advertise a free consultation.
Does sending an enquiry mean you have taken on my case?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation. Any engagement, scope of work and fees need to be agreed separately. Information on this website is general and is not legal advice for your individual circumstances.
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Legal questions behind contracts, business relationships and company decisions.
Property & rental matters
Discuss a property agreement, tenancy concern or disagreement about real estate.
Employment matters
Questions about your employment contract, workplace issue or the end of a role.