We're a trusted team of motoring offence lawyers with a proven track record in defending drink driving cases within Ealing.
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M.A.J. Law is a trusted team of specialist motoring offence solicitors with a proven track record in defending drink driving cases within Ealing.
We have been defending drink driving charges in London for more than 10 years. Our team of highly qualified solicitors are experienced in defending individuals at Ealing Magistrates Court, so we know what to expect when representing clients.
If you have been arrested and charged with drink driving offences in Ealing, then you are entitled to reliable defence in court.
Having defended hundreds of clients in London, we understand the complexities of UK road traffic law.
We defend drink driving cases where the accused individual measured over the legal limit for blood, urine or breath – and for those who fail to provide a specimen.
Your first court appearance at a London Magistrates’ Court will likely cause you considerable stress, but please try not to worry – we’re experts and here to help you avoid a drink driving ban.
If you’re found guilty of drink driving offences in Ealing, then you can find yourself with several punishments. All drink driving offences in the UK will carry a mandatory driving ban, which can last 12 months to upwards of 3 years, depending on the severity of your case.
Drink driving offences can also lead to fines, community service and even serving time in prison. The likelihood of prison terms being handed out will depend on each case, for example, how intoxicated the driver was, previous convictions and being charged with multiple offences.
In some cases, we’re able to prevent you from losing your driving license, but there must be serious extenuating circumstances for this to happen.
Yes! While it’s not required, you simply aren’t giving yourself the best chance of success in Ealing Magistrates Court by defending yourself.
Being over the legal alcohol limit and getting behind the wheel can lead to dangerous driving, putting others at risk on the road. You should ensure you have the best defence possible when arriving at Ealing Magistrates Court.
Our specialist motoring offence solicitors know the different loopholes that can be used in your defence.
Of course, you are welcome to defend the case yourself, but you’re more likely to keep your driving licence when opting for professional help from the motoring law solicitors at M.A.J. Law.
We will pour over every detail of your case – no matter how small – to ensure you are fairly represented in court. We will go through every moment from when you were pulled over to when you were charged, ensuring all tests were conducted correctly by police and how any results were handled afterwards.
We will also be with you through every moment in court, supporting and defending you with our exceptional experience. We can confidently argue any motions, navigate all legal complexities and present all your vital evidence.
We’ll give you the best possible chance of achieving a not guilty verdict and avoiding some penalty points on your driving licence.
Because drink driving is a serious driving offence, a conviction can have lasting effects on your life.
As well as a criminal conviction, you can also experience other issues, such as:
As a courtesy, we’ve included the need-to-know information about Ealing Magistrates Court.
You can find the address in the section below or get in touch through the following contact details:
The Court House
Green Man Lane
Ealing
W13 0SD
Email: northlondonmc@justice.gov.uk
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Note: We would advise you to speak to a solicitor before contacting the court or CPS. It is in your interests to understand all your options before stepping into court.
Please find all Magistrate courts in London below:
Don’t panic! We will prepare your case for court, obtain the evidence and explain your options in detail. You may have a defence without realising and could be found not-guilty.
Not always. This offence can carry 10 penalty points. We may even be able to defend the charge if you were not going to drive whilst over the legal limit. Please get in touch and we’ll explain the process.
Failing to provide is often treated more seriously than drink driving and can carry an immediate custodial sentence. It’s important to understand the reason why you failed and whether this is a defence.
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