Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. All communications are protected by attorney-client privilege from first contact.

We are happy to discuss fee arrangements during your initial consultation.

Parish Courts, Supreme Court, and Court of Appeal — across nearly every parish in Jamaica.

Stay calm, exercise your right to silence, and call a lawyer immediately. Do not answer questions without your attorney present.

Bail is available for most offences. We can make an urgent application on your behalf.

Less serious matters go to the Parish Court; serious matters to the Supreme Court. We appear in both.

An investigative interview where you're invited to answer questions. Never attend without your attorney.

Offences under the Cybercrimes Act include unauthorised access, computer damage, interception of data, identity fraud, and related offences. Lottery scamming matters often involve overlapping cybercrime charges.

Yes. The admissibility and weight of digital evidence depends heavily on how it was collected, handled, and analysed. We review all of these factors carefully.

Contact a lawyer immediately. You have legal rights in relation to the seizure, search, and use of your devices as evidence. Prompt legal advice is critical.

Valid ID, TRN, proof of funds or mortgage approval, and a sale agreement. We'll guide you through the full checklist.

Yes. We handle the preparation and registration of the transfer.

A title condition limiting property use. An application can be made to the court to modify or remove it.

Uncontested: 3–6 months. Contested or complex matters take longer.

Generally no — it does not affect the outcome.

Yes. Emergency orders can be obtained urgently. We act quickly.

Get medical attention, document the scene, get a police report, and call a lawyer before speaking to any insurance company.

Compensation is assessed based on the nature and severity of your injuries, impact on your daily life and ability to work, medical expenses incurred and anticipated, and any other financial losses.

We investigate the facts, gather evidence, obtain expert reports where necessary, and present the strongest possible case — whether in negotiations or before the court.

Written agreements via WhatsApp or other messaging platforms can constitute a binding contract in Jamaica if the essential elements are present. However, they are often ambiguous and difficult to enforce. A properly drafted written contract is always preferable.

The innocent party may be entitled to damages, specific performance (an order to fulfil the contract), or other remedies. We assess your options and advise on the best course of action.

Fees vary depending on the complexity of the contract. We provide a clear fee estimate after understanding the nature and scope of the document required.