Experienced Solicitors for Lavender Hill Magistrates Court

Our expert criminal defence solicitors have handled many cases that have been heard at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court, routinely securing positive outcomes for our clients.

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court hears all types of adult and youth criminal cases, as well as motoring traffic cases. This includes cases which are later passed on to the Crown Court.

If you are due to attend Lavender Hill Magistrates Court, and you do not qualify for Legal Aid we can agree on a fixed fee from £800 plus VAT to attend your first hearing - fees to be agreed for each case. This will be with a Specialist Solicitor who has substantial experience and knowledge.

If you have received a notice that you must attend a hearing at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court (called a postal requisition or a postal charge), or if you have been bailed to attend court it’s vital that you instruct the support of a team who have substantial experience and a strong reputation for providing robust representation.

Having the right legal support could mean the difference between an acquittal or conviction. We are recommended frequently by other professional agencies at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court to clients as one of the best solicitors firms in London.

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How do you find out what court your hearing is at?

If you are being prosecuted for a criminal offence, you are likely to receive a postal requisition or charge sheet at the police station.

This is a document which essentially informs you that a hearing has been set for your case. The document also tells you which court you are due to attend and the time and date for this.

In some cases, you may also receive other documents, such as a statement about the criminal offence you have been accused of committing.

Our dedicated team of criminal solicitors can advise and represent you for all stages of criminal proceedings related to offences including but not limited to:

Drug offences (from simple possession to possession with intent to supply, drug conspiracies, cultivation and production)
National Crime Agency national and international operations
Conspiracies
Sexual Offences
Serious Crime
Murder
Manslaughter
Firearms & Knife Offences
Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking
Cyber Crime & Social Media Offences
Dangerous Dogs Offences
Violent Crime
Assaults, from Common Assault to Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH)
Theft, Burglary and Robbery
Benefit Fraud
Serious Fraud
White Collar Crime
Public Order Offences
Driving Offences
Youth Crime
Terrorism
Money Laundering
Extradition
Breach of Court Orders (including Non-Molestation Orders and Restraining Orders)
Protesting
Customs & Excise
Kidnap & False Imprisonment
Coercive Control

Traffic offences in Lavender Hill

Our solicitors have substantial experience representing clients accused of a range of traffic offences in the Magistrates Court. Whatever your circumstances, we will provide the strongest possible defence and close personal support while court proceedings are ongoing at Lavender Hill. With our team by your side, you can be confident of achieving a positive outcome for your case, whether it is straightforward or more serious.

Find out more about our traffic offence expertise.

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court contact details

Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court address

Address:
176a Lavender Hill
Battersea
SW11 1JU

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court phone number and email address

Enquiries (Crime Customer Service Centre): 03308 084 407
Enquires: 0300 303 0645
Fine queries: 0300 123 9252
Pay a fine: 0300 790 9901
Legal aid: 01708 794 299
Witness service: 0300 332 1388
Fax: 0870 324 0299

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court email address

Enquiries (Crime Customer Service Centre): contactcrime@justice.gov.uk
Enquiries: southlondonmc@justice.gov.uk
Payments: lccccollectionunit@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court opening hours

The court’s opening hours are Monday to Friday: 9am to 4:30pm. The court counter is open for enquiries between 9:15am to 11am and 1.30pm to 2.30pm.

How to reach Lavender Hill Magistrates Court

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court is just a short walk away from Clapham Junction Station, as well as several bus stops.

Is there parking at Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court?

There is very little parking at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court itself. Many of the nearby streets are for residents only.

Paid parking may be available on the nearby streets, though this will be for a maximum 2 hour stay. Therefore, if possible, it is beneficial to avoid driving to Lavender Hill Magistrates Court.

What other facilities are there are Lavander Hill Magistrates Court?

Lavender Hill Magistrates Court has the following available facilities:

Disabled access
Hidden disabilities Sunflower network (lanyards available on request)
Toilets
Baby changing facilities
Interview rooms
Video facilities
Loop hearing

Assistance dogs are welcome at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court.

Due to its busy location, there are lots of places nearby to buy food, coffee, and other refreshments.

Finding a solicitor for Lavender Hill Magistrates Court

Our criminal law solicitors regularly serve Lavender Hill Magistrates Court to support clients accused of a range of offences. We also often attend police stations in the local area, including Lavender Hill Police Station so, we can provide a consistent service from police station interview all the way to court.

To get things underway, all you need to do is give us a call on 020 7624 7771 or send us an email at solicitors@jdspicer.co.uk.

Find out more about our Magistrates’ Court Representation service.

What should you do when you arrive at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court for your hearing?

If you are due to attend court, we can either agree to meet with you there or arrange a meeting beforehand to discuss your case. Lavender Hill Magistrates Court has meeting rooms that can be used before the start of your hearing, but we may not know which rooms can be used until the day.

It is always sensible to arrive at the court at least 30 minutes before your postal requisition states. You will need time to get through security and find out where you need to go. If you are unsure where you need to be, you can ask the court staff to help you or to show you to the facilities, such as the toilets and payphones.