Need a Criminal Lawyer in Auckland? Start Here.

If you've just been charged or you're under investigation the first question running through your head is probably: “Do I need a lawyer?”

Let me make it simple: Yes, you do. And you need one fast.

I’m Anj Singh, a criminal defence lawyer based in Auckland. I work with people from all walks of life who never imagined they’d be dealing with police, court dates, or criminal charges. Some are guilty. Some are innocent. All of them need protection, guidance, and someone in their corner.

This blog is for anyone in Auckland asking the question: “Where do I start?”

Step One: Don’t Panic Get Informed

Whether it’s a minor charge like shoplifting or something more serious like assault, theft, or drug offences, you need to understand what you’re facing.

  • Don’t talk to police without legal advice

  • Don’t plead guilty just to “get it over with”

  • Don’t assume your charge isn’t serious

Even a low-level conviction can leave a permanent mark on your criminal record. It could impact your job, your travel, your visa, or your children. That’s why the first step is to get informed and that starts with calling a criminal lawyer.

What I Do as Your Criminal Lawyer

You’re not hiring a lawyer just to fill out forms. You’re hiring someone to:

  • Explain your rights clearly

  • Analyse the police evidence

  • Find weaknesses in the case

  • Negotiate with the prosecution

  • Fight for diversion, discharge, or reduced charges

  • Represent you in court confidently and without judgment

I’ve helped hundreds of people get through the court process with less stress, less damage, and better outcomes than they thought possible.

What Types of Charges Do I Handle?

I deal with a wide range of criminal and traffic cases, including:

  • Assault and domestic violence

  • Drug possession and supply

  • Theft, burglary, and dishonesty charges

  • Driving while disqualified, drink driving, and careless driving

  • Protection order breaches

  • Fraud and white-collar offences

  • Youth offending and first-time charges

If it involves the police and a courtroom, I’ve probably dealt with it and I know what works.

Do You Really Need a Lawyer?

Yes. Here’s why:

  • The system isn’t always fair

  • Police and prosecutors have legal teams you should too

  • One mistake in court can cost you far more than the legal fee

You wouldn’t walk into a surgery without a doctor. So why walk into court without a defence?

Let’s Take the First Step Together

Whether you’ve already been charged or you’re just worried something might be coming, I offer confidential, judgment-free advice.

📞 Contact Us Now I’ll help you understand what you're dealing with, what your options are, and what comes next so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

Charged? Investigated? Worried? Call me. Let’s deal with it properly.

Disclaimer: This blog is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. For legal advice specific to your case, contact Anj Singh directly.

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