I have been charged with an offence. What happens first?
Take advice before making any further statement. The charge, court, conditions and available evidence must be identified first. Individual advice depends on the papers and facts.
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The chambers advises Mahébourg clients on family, succession, employment and sensitive matters. Court venue and preparation are settled at the outset.
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Mahébourg instructions often concern family arrangements, maintenance, succession, employment and sensitive allegations. An early assessment separates the immediate concern from the lasting decision.
Employment matters can turn on records. Keep payslips, rosters, messages and the dates on which terms changed or a dismissal was communicated.
The district of Grand Port is served by the District Court of Grand-Port, which sits at Mahébourg. A District Court tries most criminal offences, but its sentencing power is limited to imprisonment of up to five years and a fine of up to Rs 100,000; more serious charges are dealt with higher in the court structure. If you have been charged, that distinction matters immediately, and it is one of the first things we explain. Source: the Supreme Court of Mauritius on the District Court.
The chambers advises on family law, estate and succession work, private and sensitive matters, employment matters and civil and commercial work.
The chambers is in Port-Louis and advises clients from Mahébourg. See all areas served.
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Take advice before making any further statement. The charge, court, conditions and available evidence must be identified first. Individual advice depends on the papers and facts.
A remote first discussion can establish whether a meeting is needed and what to bring. The need to travel depends on your matter and its stage.
Yes. Family work includes custody, contact, maintenance and matters before the Children's Court. The child’s circumstances must be established before advice is given.
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Send the names, relevant dates and immediate concern. The reply will set out the appropriate next step.