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If you are concerned about being investigated or charged with benefit fraud, it is essential to seek legal advice right away. Benefit fraud is a very serious offence that could lead to a prison sentence. A specialist criminal defence lawyer can protect your position.
We regularly represent clients accused of all forms of benefit fraud, providing our expert advice and full attention at every stage of the process. Our lawyers are prepared for the robust approach taken by enforcement agencies in prosecuting benefit fraud, and we will work tirelessly to ensure the best possible outcome for you and your loved ones.
To discuss your specific circumstances in strictest confidence, call Westcourts today on 01475 601 999 or complete our online enquiry form and we will contact you.
Our criminal defence solicitors have a thorough understanding of the prosecuting agencies’ powers in benefit fraud cases. We will guide you through the process of investigation and prosecution, providing strategic advice and tenacious representation at each stage.
Our solicitors understand the impact these allegations can have on you, your family and your financial circumstances. As a result, we are proactive and communicative, so you are never left in the dark about what might happen next.
We regularly defend clients against a wide range of benefit fraud accusations and can help you with investigations and prosecutions relating to:
Child Tax Credits
Working Tax Credits
Pension Credits
Disability Living Allowance
Child Benefit
Income Support
Housing Tax Benefit
If you have received a letter from HMRC, the DWP or your local council about an investigation into your affairs, or you have been charged with benefit fraud, please contact Westcourts right away. You can call us on 01475 601 999 or please fill in our online contact form and we will get back we will get back to you right away to arrange a confidential discussion.
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