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Breaches OF Court Orders

STOCKPORT | MANCHESTER | NORTH WEST

 

The court views all breaches of court orders seriously as they appear to be a wilful and deliberate refusal to undertake your punishment and or rehabilitationCall us for immediate advice by telephone on 0161 477 1121.

WHY CHOOSE MORTON’S SOLICITORS?

How We Can Help

 

You should not face a prosecution for any breach of court order unrepresented. It is possible that you will face the prospect of a prison sentence.

The usual starting point may be to consider whether the order should be revoked and you should be sentenced in some other way. This may well mean a prison sentence.

However, there are defences available to breaching court orders.

Morton’s Solicitors can advise you from the moment you get a summons or notification to attend court, and provide expert representation at Court.

Call us now for immediate advice on 0161 477 1121.

 

Twice Winners of
Crime Team of the Year

Why You Are In Safe Hands with Morton's Solicitors - Stockport, Manchester & Cheshire.

We have twice won the award for "Crime - Team of the Year" at the highly prestigious Manchester Legal Awards in 2018 & 2020. Not only is this based on our ability to get fantastic results for our clients, but we also offer an extremely friendly, discreet and client-focused service which has earnt us the plaudits.

What this means for any prospective client is that your case is going to be dealt with by one of the leading Criminal Defence Teams in Stockport, Manchester & across the North West.

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20-22 Middle Hillgate, Stockport, Greater Manchester, SK1 3AY

Tel: 0161 477 1121  
Fax: 0161 477 0708 

Email: [email protected]

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Office Closed - Monday 17th- Tuesday 18th August.

Temporary Office Closure.


As Alex Nash from our office is getting married on Monday and our staff in attendance, we are going to be closed Monday and Tuesday. Normal hours will resume on Wednesday. We will have an agent to cover emergencies at the police station or court during these days of closure.

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