Are you having issues with your landlord and need legal representation to claim for your housing disrepair? Contact Rees Clayton Solicitors today for advice. #HousingDisrepair #LandlordResponsibilities #Landlords #Solicitors #Lawyers #Housing #RentingHomes #LandlordIssues

If your home has become infected by damp and mould, you do have some options! #MouldProblem #HousingDisrepair #TenantRights #LandlordResponsibilities

A police interview can be daunting, but staying calm and being prepared makes all the difference. Always request legal representation before answering any questions. #PoliceInterview #KnowYourRights #LegalAdvice #CriminalDefence #Solicitor #LegalHelp #PoliceQuestioning #LawyerUp

Types of Cautions: - Simple Caution, A formal warning for minor offences. - Conditional Caution, Comes with requirements, like paying compensation or attending rehabilitation. #LegalAdvice #CriminalDefence #PoliceCaution #KnowYourRights #UKLaw #Solicitor #LegalHelp #LawyerLife

If you're ever arrested, it's crucial to stay calm and follow a few key steps to protect your rights. Here's what you should do: #CriminalDefence #KnowYourRights #Arrested #PoliceUK

Applying for a visa? Make sure you have these essential documents! #VisaApplication #UKVisa #TravelDocuments #ImmigrationHelp #Immigration

Applying for a UK visa? Don’t let simple errors ruin your chances! Here are 5 common mistakes people make! #UKVisa #VisaApplication #VisaMistakes #UKImmigration #VisaHelp #Immigration

If you're waiting for a decision on your visa application, your right to work depends on your visa type and circumstances. Here’s what you need to know: #UKVisa #ImmigrationLaw #WorkInUK #VisaApplication #UKImmigration #SkilledWorkerVisa #LegalAdvice #VisaDecision

Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) is the key to settling in the UK permanently. It gives you the right to live, work, and study in the UK without time restrictions. #IndefiniteLeaveToRemain #UKVisa #Immigration

Have you been accused of a criminal offence? Contact Rees Clayton Solicitor today for legal advice! #CriminalDefence #LegalUK

Injured due to someone else’s negligence? Here’s what to do: Get medical help Gather evidence (photos, reports) Keep records (bills, lost wages) Seek legal advice #PersonalInjury #Compensation #PIClaim #JusticeForYou #AccidentClaims #YourRights

Terrorism Act – In national security cases, they have broader powers to access your phone. Border Control – UK border officials can search devices without a warrant. #KnowYourRights #LegalAdvice #PoliceSearch #PhoneSearch

With Your Consent – If you agree to a search, they don’t need a warrant. Under Arrest – If you’re arrested, police may search your phone if they believe it contains evidence related to the offence.

In most cases, NO, the police cannot search your phone without a warrant. Your phone contains personal data, and UK law protects your right to privacy. However, there are exceptions.

Your best move? Stay calm, say as little as possible, and call a solicitor. #KnowYourRights #LegalAdvice #CriminalDefence #Solicitor #UKLaw #ArrestRights

Don’t Say This: 🚫 Anything unnecessary! – Even casual remarks can be misinterpreted. 🚫 Lies – Lying to the police can make things worse. 🚫 Trying to explain yourself – You may accidentally incriminate yourself.

Say This: 🔹 “I want a solicitor.” – You have the right to legal representation. Use it. 🔹 “I’m exercising my right to remain silent.” – Anything you say can be used against you. 🔹 “Am I free to go?” – If you're not under arrest, you may be allowed to leave.

📢 What to Say (and NOT Say) If You're Arrested 🚨 Getting arrested is stressful, but what you say can make all the difference. Here’s what you should and shouldn’t say in that situation:

From mouldy walls to leaking roofs, some tenants are left living in terrible conditions. But should landlords face financial penalties? Or is there another solution? Let us know your thoughts. #HousingDisrepair #TenantRights #LandlordResponsibility #UKHousing

If you need any help with issues you are having with your landlord, contact a solicitor for more advice. #HousingDisrepair #SolicitorsAdvice