Specialist Legal Advice Aylesbury

Pickup & Scott offers specialist legal advice in the heart of Aylesbury. Our accredited solicitors provide legal guidance through what can be a complex process. Covering Immigration Law, Mental Health Law, Criminal Law, Prison Law and Wills & Probate, we explain the legal system and paperwork in simple terms.

Our Process

We arrange a meeting with you, usually in our Aylesbury office, to gather relevant information. We can then explain the options and associated costs. With our advice, you can make an informed choice about how to proceed.

There is a fixed fee for this initial legal consultation: £90 for 30 minutes or £180 for an hour

Immigration Law

Our specialist immigration solicitor, Salma, is an accredited Asylum and Immigration caseworker under the Law Society’s Asylum and Accreditation scheme. Salma speaks Urdu, Hindi, Pahari and Punjabi. For other languages, we can arrange for a translator to attend Aylesbury meetings.

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Mental Health Law

Accredited by the Mental Health Review Tribunal, Pickup & Scott is experienced in representing those detained under the Mental Health Act and their immediate family.

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Prison Law

Our dedicated Prison Law team are members of the Association of Prison Lawyers. They can represent prisoners in HMP prisons within a 60 mile radius of our Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire offices, with a range of issues that may be encountered whilst serving their sentence.

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Criminal Law

Anyone under suspicion of being involved in criminal activity is entitled to legal representation at the Police Station. Our professional solicitors support cases from driving offences to serious or fatal injury when taken to Aylesbury Police Station.

We offer a 24-hour Criminal Law helpline: 07816 489528

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Wills & Probate

Our experienced Aylesbury solicitors will guide you through the process of will writing, setting up trust funds and estate planning. You do not need significant assets to make a will. We advise any parent or homeowners without a will in place to come and speak with us.

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