Voluntary Interview
Do read the reviews online as I did and am so pleased that I did as they mirror our positive experience. Sunil's website is very informative and has really sound advice re voluntary interview. We were fortunate that Sunil was able to represent my son in a driving charge. For the voluntary interview we were able to meet with Sunil and he worked with my son on a pre-prepared statement. Without this he would not have known what to say, would not have said the right things and would have said the wrong things. We absolutely got the right and the best advice. From the word go I knew we were in safe hands with Sunil's expertise and professionalism which was a great weight off my mind.
Reply from KentTrafficLaw
Parents often contact me with regard to their adult children as being asked to attend the police station for interview can be a stressful and difficult experience. People often have no idea how to approach such an interview. Others are confident and have clear ideas what to say without understanding that often, their comments in interview are likely to add to the strength of the case against them! In your case, you all met me for advice at an early stage and we were able to prepare an approach for interview. I even drafted a statement that was taken to the interview so that your son could set out his case at the outset. I also advised him generally so that he would be better able to deal with the questions at interview. Eventually, when the proceedings ended you were then able to assess the outcome and it became clear that the favourable result depended heavily on answering the questions appropriately in interview at the start of the process. I was very pleased at the outcome and felt it was deserved. Thank you very much for your review.