Trusted Burglary Solicitors in Plumstead

Based in London, Mackesys Solicitors has been a major criminal practice for the last 25 years. We can accommodate Plumstead clients. The Legal Services Commission has awarded us our four Criminal Contracts. Our dedicated team is made up of over 40 specialist fee-earners. In addition to day to day crime we deal with cases as serious as fraud, murder and rape.

Good legal advice, at the earliest opportunity, particularly at the police station, could make the difference between a successful defence or loss of liberty. Mackesys Burglary Solicitors serving Plumstead has been renowned for well-prepared, high quality work. We have a sound knowledge of the Criminal Justice System.

We are dedicated to making sure that our clients receive the best possible results. Mackesys Plumstead Burglary Solicitors have a list of experts available, all of whom are of the highest quality. Many of them have aided us in securing acquittals for our clients. We are familiar with minor cases and serious cases.

Our 24 hour Arrest Line Service (number at top of website) means that we you can involve us as soon as possible. If you know that you will be contacted by the police, speak to us ahead of time and we will make arrangements with the appropriate police station.

In addition to our 24 Duty Solicitors, five of whom have over 20 years criminal law experience, our team is aided by five solicitors who are preparing for Duty Status. Every member of our team of Senior Managing Clerks is a Police Station Accredited Representative with over 20 years of Client representation experience.

Clients can be represented within the M25, Surrey, Kent and elsewhere. In-house, Mackesys Burglary Solicitors in Plumstead have a team of ten Accredited Police Station Representatives and we can access a further 20 Representatives though our associated Agency, First Call Representatives.

Plumstead is a district of south London, England, located in the London Borough of Greenwich. The nearest railway station is Plumstead railway station, located in the north-west corner of the town. It is on the North Kent line, and was opened in 1849. When Crossrail is built the rail line will drop below the surface and continue north and west under Woolwich to begin its journey under the river Thames in a way that serves the Isle of Dogs and the ExCeL exhibition centre, then the railway's tracks are likely to emerge from a tunnel beneath the River Thames at Plumstead sidings. This would permit a choice of an eastern terminus at Abbey Wood Station.