About DOJ Justice EK Courts:

DOJ Justice EK Courts (DOJ Justice EK Courts) is a Public Defender Courts what takes on and over pre trials cases at U.S States courts and HM courts an DOJ Organization and was set up by DOJ Justice Defence Attorney Lawyer to provide justice to clients be it in private or public funded cases.

At DOJ Justice EK Courts we have over 10 years’ experience in representing clients interviewed by the investigative authorities and, successfully representing in court proceedings. We are a criminal defence courts at DOJ Justice EK Courts who specialise in the defence of allegations of serious crimes.

At DOJ Justice EK Courts will pull together a strong defence team tailored specifically to the needs of your case, and can assist you, 24 hours a day. 

DOJ Justice EK Courts has the highest set of standards which ensures that you will always receive first class service no matter how big or small your case may be.

We respect all are service users and always treat them with respect and dignity and we are always non judgemental in are approach. We will always take time to listen and understand your personal circumstances. We will always fight for your right and leave no stone unturned in doing so. Due to are approach we are confident that once you have used my services you will always use my services.

Our hourly rates are set out below:

Legal Role                                                                                                                                                                Hourly Rate

Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE                                                     £550.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 4 years’ PQE                                                     £370.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

Family Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE                                                                           £195.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

Employment Law Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE                                                    £195.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

Criminal Defence Lawyer with more than 4 years’ PQE                                                                        £150.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

DOJ Justice Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE £1000.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

DOJ Justice Defence Attorney Lawyer with a PQE for 12 years is specialised in all laws £3000.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

Regardless of who is working on your case the matter, will be supervised by DOJ Justice
Elliott Khan Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer (PQE: 12 years) or Defence Criminal Attorney Lawyer
Jamal Khan (PQE: 11 years).

Your case will be handled by  DOJ Justice:
Defence Attorney Lawyer a member of our experienced litigation team.

Are all lawyers defence attorneys?

It is helpful to remember that all defence attorneys are lawyers, but not all lawyers are defence attorneys. The major difference is that attorneys can represent clients in court and other legal proceedings, while lawyers cannot.

Which is higher lawyer or attorney?

A lawyer is an individual who has earned a law degree or Juris Doctor (JD) from a law school. The person is educated in the law, but is not licensed to practice law in another state. An defence attorney is an individual who has a law degree and has been admitted to practice law in one or more states.

Law is a highly competitive and challenging profession. But it is very rewarding as well. US lawyers often dream of practising in the States and countries like London. Lawyer in the US and the UK including how an US lawyer/foreign-trained lawyer or a student with an US overseas degree can full fill his dream of practising in the US or the UK.

Road Traffic Offences:

​At DOJ Justice EK Courts  we understand that Road Traffic Law is very complex with far reaching consequences therefore have a dedicated team who specialise in this area, we are pro-active in fighting every clients cases often challenging technical evidence and presenting the best arguments avoiding fines, points or a disqualification.

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We regularly represent professional drivers in relation to allegations made by the police in relation to driving allegations and also vehicle imperfections. 

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Pre Court:

​If you are alleged to have committed a road traffic offence, the police have 6 months from the date of the offence to lay a charge against you. 

You will then be given an opportunity to attend a driver course if applicable or to accept a fixed penalty notice. If you do not accept either option or request a court hearing, you will receive a Single Justice Procedure letter from the court. 

It is important that you respond to the Single Justice Procedure letter. This letter will be sent out to you notifying you that you are to be changed with an offence. You will have 21 days to respond to this letter. If you fail to respond to this letter with a plea, you will be convicted of the offence in your absence and either sentenced or if you are likely to be disqualified then your sentence will be adjourned for you to make representations against a disqualification. 

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It is important to ask for legal advice at the outset of your case, even at the roadside. You have a right to have legal advice and the police will postpone any questioning if you request advice from a solicitor. We can obtain the facts of the case and advice you if you have any defences available at law. 

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Post Conviction: 

​In most driving cases points are awarded against the Licence. The accruement of 6 penalty points within the first two years of holding a driving licence can lead to the DVLA revoking that licence. If we are instructed at the outset we are able to make representations for alternative disposals such as driver courses being provided by the police. 

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Even if you have held your licence over two years, the accruement of 12 penalty points over a period of three years can lead to a disqualification of a minimum of 6 months. If you require a driving licence for your work or personal reasons, we can make representations on your behalf to avoid a disqualification by arguing exceptional hardship apply in your case.

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​We can provide advice, assistance and representation in the Youth, Magistrates, Crown and Court of Appeal.

​We have an approved panel of experts who can provide reports, in relation to all matters. At DOJ Justice EK Courts we will ensure that no stone will be left unturned in your representation.

At DOJ Justice EK Courts, our team is family. Let our family help yours during this very difficult and trying time. All you have to do to get started is connect with us online or call our DOJ Justice EK Courts to arrange a free consultation.

Alternative Dispute Resolution and Your Family Law Case

DOJ Justice EK Courts, our attorneys appreciate the toll a divorce, child custody, or paternity dispute can take. We also know that things can get a lot more stressful, expensive, and time-consuming when you’re forced to take your matter to court. Fortunately, there are tools available to help you and your spouse, partner, or other party figure things out privately. While our attorneys will always be prepared to take your fight to court, we have decades of experience getting positive results for clients using the following tools.

Mediation

Mediation involves sitting down with a neutral third party to hash out the details of a divorce. Many times, mediation is actually required as part of the divorce process when spouses can’t see eye-to-eye. The mediator helps you and your spouse identify common ground and move toward a mutually-agreeable resolution. However, the mediator has no authority to decide the terms for you. You have complete control over the process.

Arbitration

Think of arbitration as a condensed version of a bench trial. When you and your spouse can’t agree on the terms of an issue relevant to your divorce (e.g., how property is divided, who gets custody of the kids, financial support obligations), you can argue your dispute before a neutral third party known as an arbitrator.

Basically, you and your spouse (and your family lawyers) will have the opportunity to tell your side of the story, present evidence, and even examine witnesses. The arbitrator will consider everything they hear and make a decision. Unlike mediation, however, the decision is final and binding. You don’t have control over the outcome. However, this process tends to be faster and less expensive than full-out litigation in court.

Collaborative Divorce

Sometimes it’s just less stressful, less time-consuming, and less expensive to stay out of court. If that’s your goal, you and your spouse can commit to a collaborative divorce process. Essentially, you agree to work out your divorce privately with the aid of your collaborative divorce lawyers. You both agree to keep the dispute out of court.

This way, you are both on the same page about sitting down and negotiating terms privately. If you or your spouse break the agreement and involve the court, the entire process has to start from scratch. That includes hiring an entirely new legal team.

Our Services family law attorneys can help you identify which tactic might be most beneficial to your particular case. Give us a call or connect with us online to learn more.

Orlando Family Law Practice Areas

Uncontested Divorce

Sometimes spouses will have a fairly straightforward, amicable divorce. If you and your spouse agree on all of the terms of your split – custody, financial support, property division – you’ll have what’s known as an uncontested divorce. While this is a process that you could navigate on your own, it is always best to get the advice and counsel of an experienced divorce attorney.

Our attorneys will help to ensure that your rights are fully protected, the terms of your divorce are fair, and that you satisfy all of UK divorce rules and procedures. Even a minor misstep could end up costing you significant time and money.

Contested Divorce

Divorce is an inherently divisive process. Two lives are going their separate ways. So, it’s not uncommon for spouses to have differences of opinion during the process. When you and your spouse don’t agree on one or more of the terms of your divorce, you’ll have what’s known as a contested divorce. Contested divorces tend to be more expensive and take longer from start to finish. Getting an attorney involved is often essential in getting the results that are best for you and your family.

Our Services divorce lawyers are here to provide support and guidance throughout the process. We’ll take care of the paperwork, lead negotiations and conversations with your spouse and their attorney, and advocate to secure the outcomes you want.

LGBT Divorce

Since 2015, same-sex marriage has been legal in all 50 states across the country, including UK. With the right to get married, comes the right to get divorced. And, just like heterosexual couples, many LGBT couples find that their relationship just doesn’t last the test of time. However, laws are still racing to catch up with the times. So, while same-sex couples can get a divorce, the process is often much more involved and challenging. This is particularly true when there are children involved.

Our family law team keeps a finger on the pulse of LGBT divorce laws in the state of UK. We will help you surpass any obstacles that might be thrown your way and work hard to do what’s best for you and your family.

Child Custody

Divorce can be particularly challenging for children. Their parents are splitting up, and now they’ll have to adjust to a new life. However, before a divorce can be finalized, the parents have to agree on a child custody arrangement. Navigating these discussions is often difficult, especially when a divorce is particularly contentious.

Our compassionate attorneys are here to help guide you through this very difficult time. We’ll sit down with you and listen to what kind of arrangement you think is best for your kid(s). Then, we’ll work out a plan to negotiate terms that are as close to your wishes as possible. If the child’s other parent is resistant, we’ll turn to alternative dispute resolution techniques – such as mediation or arbitration. However, we’ll always have one goal in mind – doing what’s best for your child.

Child Support

As a parent, you always have an obligation to take care of your children. This includes supporting them financially, whether or not you and the child’s other parent live together. Many times, child support is a necessary part of an UK divorce case. It’s ordered to ensure that children are able to maintain the standard of living they enjoyed before their parents split up.

Sometimes spouses can agree on an amount for child support. Other times, a judge has to intervene and calculate a figure that’s fair, based on a number of factors, such as income, custody, and the cost of care. Either way, it’s best to have an experienced attorney on your side. Our family law lawyers will make sure that all of the factors are presented in full and that all information is on the table as a child support decision is made. That’s the only way to ensure that your kids are really taken care of after a divorce.

Alimony

Many times, spouses don’t have the same income. Many don’t have the same earning power. During a marriage, this doesn’t usually matter all that much. Things even out, as the lesser-earning spouse often contributes in many other valuable ways (e.g., raising a family, supporting the other spouse emotionally). When the couple divorces, however, they might find themselves on unequal footing, financially speaking. Alimony, or spousal support, can help to fill this gap.

Whether you want to receive spousal support after a divorce or need to challenge a request, our lawyers will step in and help. We’ll gather the relevant documentation, handle court filings, and attempt to negotiate a fair outcome outside of the courtroom. If necessary, we’ll be prepared to argue your side of the story in front of a judge.

Property Division

When you get a divorce, your assets and debts will be subject to division. Unless you have a standing agreement about who gets what, UK property division law will apply. UK is an equitable division state. This means that property is divided based on what’s fair, not necessarily what’s equal. So, it is often in your best interest to negotiate a property division agreement privately before a court has to get involved. This can allow you to maintain some control over the situation. Once a judge intervenes, things will be out of your hands.

Our attorneys have decades of experience negotiating property division agreements. We’ll help you identify the property and assets you’re most interested in keeping, and the ones that you can live without. Then we’ll get to work on making those terms a reality for you.

Prenuptial Agreements

A prenuptial agreement is a private contract that’s executed between partners before they tie the knot. Basically, the prenup lays out how property will be divided if the couple ends up getting divorced. The prenup – or postnuptial agreement, if it’s executed after the wedding – will supersede UK property law. So, you have to

be certain that the terms are exactly what you want.

Our lawyers can help you fight for what you want and also help to ensure that the terms are lawful and fair. We’ll be there to help you have an open and honest discussion with your spouse-to-be and draw up an agreement that we hope you’ll never have to use.

Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a reality for tens of thousands of families in the U'S and UK every year. When you’re the victim of domestic violence – or if you’ve been falsely accused – that can have serious repercussions, especially if one party seeks an injunction or restraining order. Our attorneys will help you reveal the truth and protect your family.

Paternity

It’s fairly easy to know who a child’s biological mother is. However, identifying the father can be more challenging. When a child is born to married parents, the husband is presumed to be the father. Things can become more complicated when the parents are unmarried or if the mother admits to having an affair. Paternity can become a serious issue when child support and/or child custody matters arise.

Whether you need to establish paternity or are interested in contesting it, our attorneys can help. We can file a petition to compel a paternity test and, once the results are in, help you decide how to move forward.

Contact Our DOJ Justice EK Attorney Lawyer For Help

Are you thinking about getting a divorce? Are you currently in the middle of a divorce but can’t seem to get things done? Do you need to modify a court order that’s related to a prior family law dispute? The Orlando family law attorneys at CD have more than 10 years of experience helping clients just like you. We understand how stressful these cases can be. So, if you need help with a family law dispute, we will be there to help you from start to finish.

You can learn more by calling our central UK law office to arrange a free consultation. When you sit down with our team, we’ll listen to your side of the story. We’ll provide a brief overview of your rights. We’ll outline your potential legal options. And, of course, we’ll address any questions you might have. Ready to get started? Call us today.