A lawyer for police questioning and criminal case
What is your position and what preparation is needed now?
Have you been invited for a police questioning, are you a suspect or are you involved as a victim? Gauthier Baudts and Carine Flamend will discuss your position and the available documents confidentially in Zaventem. They explain which preparation and legal assistance may suit your situation.
Frequently asked questions about criminal law and police questioning
Your position as a suspect, accused or victim determines which questions should be investigated first. Start with the information you received.
What do I do after being invited for a police questioning?
Save the invitation and see what exactly is asked. Please contact us before the interview so that we can assess your position and the information received.
What rights do I have during the interrogation?
Your rights depend on your capacity and the context of the interrogation. A lawyer can explain these rights in concrete terms on the basis of your invitation and case file documents.
When do I hire a criminal lawyer?
As early as possible, ideally before the hearing or as soon as you receive documents. General information does not replace the investigation of your specific position and documents.
When do you seek criminal assistance?
Consider the situation that most resembles yours. A lawyer will then examine your position and the complete documents.
Criminal legal assistance starts with your position
Gauthier Baudts and Carine Flamend handle criminal case files within the team. They first consider in what capacity you are involved, what information you have received and what questions need to be investigated for the interrogation, investigation or procedure. General information cannot replace the examination of your specific case file.
Your position carefully determined
We will determine in what capacity you are involved in the case file.
Documents, deadlines and rights reviewed
We test the available information against your specific situation.
Preparation and assistance explained
You know which questions and next steps need to be explored further.
Prepare your next step
Practical explanations for your next step
Who handles your case file
Gauthier Baudts
Carine FlamendYour situation first deserves clarity.
When contacting us, state in what capacity you are involved and when questioning or a hearing is scheduled. Do not share confidential documents through the form.