Falsely accused by a child-5year old

[Rights Fighter]

Anna - you cannot instruct two solicitors for the same matter at the same time. If you have instructed Nichola you cannot then ask Chris to help

[anna]

Hi
thanks for the response.i contacted Nicole and send all information.Still trying to get Chris ,got hold of their telephone but he was not availiable at time of my call.Will try again later.

Thanks

[Rights Fighter]

I sent emails to everyone I know in the office and they all responded this morning. Apparently the phones are all working now

[anna]

Good morning...
Haven't had a reply from Chris.
Nicola has replied, asking for documents...so just going to send everything now.
Is there any sample letters to write to Governor requesting permission for children to visit parents? Or just explaining the situation will be sufficient?

[Rights Fighter]

If you don't hear from Chris soon remind me here and I'll see what I can do.

Nichola's email is Nichola.Coleman@taylor-street.co.uk

[anna]

Thank you very much..
Will contact Nicola Coleman and meanwhile hope to hear from Chris also.

[Rights Fighter]

I've just tried to ring Chris's office and there is a strange outgoing message. I tried to leave a message for them but I have no idea if it has been received, as there was no tone to speak after.

I've just emailed them. They moved offices recently so there could be a hiccup on the telephone lines. If I don't hear from them later on today I'll text Chris and see if he is aware. Thanks so much for letting me know.

I've just clicked on the link of the web address I posted (she is a legal aid solicitor) and that works for me.

[anna]

Thanks for the reply.
I just want to make clear that the allegation was relating him being an exhibitionist to the 5 year old child.Which i did not mention.Kindly advice us as you are being very helpful and we never came across this situation in our life,Just dont know whom to approach really.
Tried to contact Chris but unable to get through,is there particular time to call them or is there anyone else you would suggest for us.
I have checked the site you gave me and could not see any relevant to this particular matter.Are they solicitors or will they direct us to particular people for Advice for Appeal.
It is all new for us so just dont know how it works so please dont feel bad about my questions.

I hope you understands.

Thank you

[Rights Fighter]

Chris does private client work

[anna]

We have also tried to contact Chris Saltrese as they seem to be specialised in this area. Waiting to hear from them...

[anna]

Thank you very much......will contact them...

[Rights Fighter]

Try http://www.taylor-street.co.uk/nichola-coleman.html as she works on legal aid.

The trouble is, you will probably need to explain why you think the trial went wrong, rather than why the verdicts are wrong.

If you can provide some arguments as to what went wrong at trial or if you think the judge wrongly directed the jury (I appreciate you probably don't understand about directions but you might have heard something and thought "that's not right") you are more likely to get legal aid.

Tell her that you have been referred via this group.

[anna]

Thank you Rights Fighter and Mrs Forgetful...

Rights Fighter, could you please recommend someone whom we can contact? I searched for a list as mentioned in a thread but couldn't find.

[Mrs Forgetful]

Sorry about that...and thank you very much for the replys.
We have already received the Advice on appeal from the barrister. Sought advice from another barrister from the same chambers but he also said there are no grounds to appeal. We have listed out all the discrepancies in the statements but do not know whom to approach. Contacted Stephen Cooper after searching on the internet but after seeing the opinion in the forum, decided not to get his help. Were quite unsure of the service and also about the huge fees. It is more than a month now, so we are desperate to find the right person to help us...
Any recommendations of a barrister specialized in the matters will be most helpful...

Oh my god don't even think about going there.I've got a friend who has a family member in a prison in the midlands. his family spent over a hundred thousand pounds on that outfit. Appeal didn't work. He has reported him and his solicitors and barrister to the releavnt authorities. He is in touch with anotehr family I believe who had the same happen to them

I met the person when I was visitng my son in the same prison and she told me about what happened to them. They've got somebody helping them now with an applicaiton to the ccrc

please be realy careful who you go to.

[Rights Fighter]

You will still need the written Advice on Appeal. It is a document that will be required by a new solicitor and/or barrister before they can proceed.

He may be eligible for legal aid, depending on his circumstances. It is not at all necessary to spend thousands of pounds on an appeal (or trial) if the client is eligible for legal aid. There are some fabulous sols and barristers out there who work on legal aid, and paying a small fortune does NOT guarantee a win.