In every legal matter, we strive for excellence – so you never have to settle for less. After all, you deserve more! Call us on 02037458888 to discover how we can help.
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In every legal matter, we strive for excellence – so you never have to settle for less. After all, you deserve more! Call us on 02037458888 to discover how we can help.
You can expect a thorough review of your immigration history, personal circumstances, and future goals. We provide clear and realistic legal advice, explain timelines, and break down the documentation and fees required. Consultations are offered online or in person, according to your preference.
Yes. We assess your eligibility to switch in-country, highlight any potential risks, and prepare all the necessary documentation and representations to ensure a smooth transition. Our goal is to protect your immigration timeline and ensure full compliance.
We make sure your application is supported by strong evidence of 10 years’ continuous residence, carefully reviewing lawful gaps, absences, and time spent in different visa categories. We also address complex issues, such as distinguishing between lawful and unlawful residence periods.
The process begins with a tailored consultation. You can contact us via our website, email, or phone to arrange an appointment. From there, we’ll outline your legal options and guide you through each stage of the application process.
Yes. We regularly assist clients who lack full documentation by advising on alternative evidence and developing strong legal arguments. Each case is evaluated individually, and we help you build the most compelling application possible.
Absolutely. Our firm is experienced in helping clients with overstays, adverse immigration history, or rejected applications. We specialise in building human rights-based claims and supporting clients in regularising their stay through lawful channels.
Yes. This is one of the most challenging visa categories, and we provide expert guidance in proving medical dependency, demonstrating that adequate care cannot be provided abroad, and evidencing the UK sponsor’s ability to provide care.
Yes. We carefully assess refusal letters, advise on whether a fresh application, administrative review, or appeal is the best course of action, and prepare a new strategy with stronger supporting evidence. Many of our clients have succeeded after initial refusals.
We conduct a detailed assessment of your income and/or savings against the Appendix FM threshold. Whether your case involves salaried income, self-employment, or cash savings, we guide you in compiling evidence that meets Home Office standards precisely.
Our services cover a wide range of applications, including Spouse, Partner, and Fiancé(e) visas, Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), British Citizenship, Visit visas, Graduate and Student visas, and applications under the Private Life route. Each case is managed with care, precision, and a deep understanding of immigration law.
We begin with an eligibility assessment, verify your periods of lawful residence, check absences, and ensure compliance with English language and Life in the UK requirements. We also prepare persuasive legal representations and organise your supporting evidence to minimise refusal risks.
We have a strong track record of success, thanks to our careful approach to eligibility checks, good character assessments, and meticulous document review. Our team helps clients avoid common pitfalls, such as residency miscalculations or incomplete travel history.
Yes. We are experienced in handling complex human rights-based applications, including long residence and private life claims under Article 8 of the ECHR. We prepare compassionate, evidence-backed submissions that reflect clients’ deep personal ties to the UK.
We don’t use a standardised approach. Instead, we take time to understand your personal background, immigration history, and future aspirations. This enables us to design a tailored legal strategy that maximises your chances of success and aligns with changing immigration rules.
We provide complete support for Spouse Visa applications, including reviewing documents, assessing the financial requirement, and drafting strong legal representations. Whether applying from abroad or within the UK, we ensure that your application is comprehensive, compliant, and well-positioned for approval.
We have an established record of successfully challenging refusals and revocations through detailed legal representations and appeals. Our solicitors also design compliance rehabilitation strategies to help businesses recover and maintain their licence. Our expertise in complex regulatory issues makes us a trusted choice for resolving these high-stakes matters.
Our retainer service provides unlimited sponsor compliance advice, guidance on Certificates of Sponsorship (CoS), application reviews, mock audits, and priority access to our legal team. This service is designed to give businesses year-round peace of mind and ongoing strategic immigration support.
Yes. We offer tailored advice on breach remediation, self-reporting strategies, and mandatory reporting obligations. Our team ensures you know what to report, how to report it, and the records you must keep to safeguard your licence.
We carry out a detailed review of your business plan, financials, and operations. Our solicitors then prepare a strong Sponsor Licence application that demonstrates compliance with Home Office standards, even if your business is in its early stages.
Yes. We work closely with care homes, private healthcare providers, and NHS subcontractors to secure Sponsor Licences and Skilled Worker visas under the Health and Care Worker route. Our team ensures both compliance with Home Office rules and alignment with CQC expectations.
Absolutely. We provide annual or bi-annual compliance audits, HR training for your Authorising Officer and Key Personnel, and alerts for mandatory reporting deadlines. Our ongoing support minimises the risk of penalties and ensures your business remains compliant.
Yes. Through the Expansion Worker route, we help international companies establish a UK presence by managing sponsor licensing, assigning key personnel, and preparing visa applications for senior employees.
Yes. We offer comprehensive Sponsor Licence management services, including CoS assignment, licence renewal support, and a monitoring system for visa expiry dates—helping your business remain compliant at all times.
Yes. Our role does not end with the Sponsor Licence approval. We manage the full Skilled Worker visa process, from CoS allocation to visa application preparation, ensuring compliance with Home Office requirements throughout.
We go far beyond form-filling. Our Sponsor Licence service is strategically tailored to your business model and sector. We review HR compliance, draft detailed CoS justifications, and provide bespoke cover letters. With our support, your application is audit-ready and aligned with Home Office guidance—giving you confidence to expand your workforce without legal setbacks.
The Home Office typically processes Sponsor Licence applications within eight weeks. We streamline the process by preparing all documentation in advance, and in eligible cases, we can assist with priority service requests to secure faster outcomes.
We prepare our clients with mock audits, HR system reviews, and on-site or virtual walkthroughs. If a compliance visit is scheduled, our solicitors provide real-time advice and prepare your Key Personnel to respond effectively to Home Office questions.
We prepare and review all required documents, including CoS justifications, HR compliance templates, personnel declarations, and tailored cover letters highlighting your business’s eligibility. Every application is submitted in line with current Home Office policy.
Yes. We have successfully obtained Sponsor Licences for newly incorporated businesses with no prior immigration history. Our solicitors prepare supporting documentation, business justifications, and HR compliance frameworks to help you secure approval.
We work with businesses across a wide range of sectors—including technology, healthcare, hospitality, construction, and legal services. Whether you’re a start-up, SME, or multinational corporation, our team designs bespoke solutions aligned with your industry needs and staffing goals.
Yes. Once you are granted refugee status or humanitarian protection, we can assist with family reunion applications to bring your immediate family members to the UK. Our solicitors ensure that your application meets Home Office requirements.
You can contact us via our website or phone to arrange a consultation. We will assess your case, explain your options clearly, and start building your application or appeal with precision and care.
We guide you in preparing a consistent and credible account of your story, advise you on what to expect during the interview, and ensure that trauma-related issues are handled appropriately.
Every case is different, but our firm has achieved strong outcomes in complex and even previously refused cases. We attribute our success to careful preparation, persuasive storytelling, and a client-focused approach.
Yes. The right to claim asylum is not dependent on lawful entry. We regularly assist clients who have overstayed or entered irregularly, focusing on their protection needs and ensuring fair consideration of their claims.
We draw on expert country reports, human rights organisation findings, and up-to-date evidence about conditions in your home country. This ensures your personal account is credible and supported by independent evidence.
Yes. We assess whether further appeals to the Upper Tribunal are viable or whether a fresh claim can be submitted with new evidence. Our solicitors provide clear, realistic advice and next steps.
It depends on your circumstances and the stage of your claim. We can assess your eligibility for alternative routes, such as family or private life, and explain the risks and benefits.
We work with medical professionals, psychologists, and expert witnesses to strengthen claims. Our solicitors ensure that clients are treated with dignity by the Home Office and Tribunal, while also arranging suitable support services where needed.
Generally, you should provide identification (passport or national ID), any evidence of persecution (such as threats, political involvement, or media coverage), and a detailed account of your experiences. We help you build a strong and tailored evidence bundle.
Yes. We have successfully argued cases where political shifts occurred but personal risk and past persecution remained relevant. We carefully assess your circumstances and prepare arguments that reflect the nuanced realities of your situation.
We focus on uncovering overlooked evidence and building compelling, rights-based arguments. Our solicitors prepare persuasive submissions supported by medico-legal reports and country experts where necessary. We ensure your story is presented with clarity and strength.
Timelines vary, but we keep you updated throughout—from submission to interview and, if necessary, appeal. We actively follow up with the Home Office or Tribunal and provide regular updates to help reduce the stress caused by delays.
Yes. We have overturned numerous refusals by identifying flaws in decisions, challenging procedural errors, and presenting new evidence. Our detailed understanding of asylum law and appeals ensures you receive the strongest possible representation.
We provide comprehensive and compassionate support for asylum seekers, from preparing detailed witness statements and evidence bundles to representing you in interviews and appeals. Our focus is on strong, well-prepared legal arguments backed by up-to-date country conditions and human rights law.
We provide legal representation for grandparents and extended family members seeking contact or residency arrangements. Our approach prioritises the child’s welfare, ensuring that their best interests are at the centre of every decision.
Absolutely. We offer confidential one-to-one consultations where we review your situation, explain your rights, and provide tailored legal advice. Appointments can be arranged via our website or by contacting our office directly.
Yes. We treat such matters with urgency and sensitivity. Our solicitors can help you secure protective orders—such as Non-Molestation and Occupation Orders—while also advising on related child and housing issues.
Yes. We provide bespoke legal strategies, including Pre- and Post-Nuptial Agreements, trusts, and ownership structures to safeguard personal or inherited wealth.
Timelines vary depending on complexity and cooperation between parties. A straightforward divorce typically takes 6–9 months. We ensure all steps—from petition to final order—are handled efficiently and with care.
We prioritise Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), such as mediation and collaborative law, to achieve amicable solutions quickly. Where court proceedings are unavoidable, our solicitors provide strong, assertive representation.
Our team has experience handling cross-border disputes, including child abduction, Hague Convention applications, and relocation matters. We provide strategic advice that balances your parental rights with international legal obligations.
Yes. We offer dedicated support for civil partnership dissolutions, including financial settlements, property division, and child arrangements—delivered with the same diligence and sensitivity as divorce proceedings.
We recognise that every family case carries unique emotional and legal challenges. Our solicitors take a client-first approach, analysing each situation in detail and delivering bespoke legal strategies to protect your rights, assets, and wellbeing.
We specialise in managing complex asset portfolios, including international holdings, trusts, businesses, and pensions. Our solicitors provide strategic advice to safeguard your financial interests while seeking fair and equitable outcomes.
Yes. We provide emergency support in cases involving child safety, including Non-Molestation Orders, Prohibited Steps Orders, and Care Proceedings. Our solicitors act quickly and discreetly to ensure children are protected.
Absolutely. We work with individuals and couples to draft clear, enforceable agreements that protect financial and personal interests, while strengthening mutual understanding and trust.
We combine deep legal expertise with compassion and personal support. Our solicitors are hands-on at every stage of your case, ensuring you feel guided and supported both legally and personally.
As cohabiting couples in the UK do not enjoy the same legal rights as married couples, we provide Cohabitation Agreements, dispute resolution, and representation in asset and child-related disputes when relationships break down.
Yes. We carefully review lease terms—such as rent, break clauses, service charges, insurance obligations, and repair responsibilities—to ensure they protect your interests. We also negotiate terms to provide you with long-term security and flexibility.
Yes. Whether you’re a landlord seeking a secure income stream or a tenant aiming to avoid onerous obligations, we provide tailored advice that aligns with your objectives.
Key considerations include rent review clauses, obligations for repairs, length of the lease, service charge caps, subletting rights, and termination provisions. We identify potential risks before you commit.
Absolutely. We assist with statutory lease renewals under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, negotiated renewals, and lawful lease terminations.
Yes. Exercising a break clause can be complex and time-sensitive. We advise on compliance with strict notice requirements and defend or challenge disputed break notices.
Yes. We draft and review rent deposit deeds, personal guarantees, and other security arrangements to ensure they are fair and legally enforceable.
Yes. We represent clients in disputes involving rent arrears, dilapidations, unlawful assignment or subletting, and forfeiture proceedings.
We act in cases involving rent arrears, possession claims, tenancy deposit disputes, unlawful eviction, housing disrepair, service charge disagreements, and breaches of tenancy agreements.
Yes. We advise landlords on lawful possession routes, including Section 8 and Section 21 notices, and represent them in possession proceedings.
Yes. We act for tenants facing unlawful eviction, housing disrepair, deposit recovery claims, and disputes over service charges.
Yes. We draft clear, legally compliant tenancy agreements designed to minimise disputes and protect your rights.
We can help you bring a claim for compensation if your deposit was not properly protected in a government-approved scheme.
Yes. If you are facing eviction, our solicitors can act quickly to defend possession proceedings, negotiate repayment plans, or secure more time.
Yes. We advise tenants on their rights with local authorities and housing associations, including allocation, transfers, disrepair, and possession issues.
A valid will ensures your estate is distributed according to your wishes, avoids intestacy complications, and protects loved ones. We provide tailored advice to reflect your personal and financial circumstances.
Yes. We update wills to reflect changes such as marriage, divorce, new children, or significant asset purchases.
Yes. We advise on strategies such as trusts, gifts, and exemptions to minimise inheritance tax liability.
Probate is the legal process of administering an estate. We guide executors and administrators through every step—from applying for the Grant of Probate to distributing assets.
Yes. If someone dies intestate, we advise on the intestacy rules and assist with applying for Letters of Administration.
Yes. We represent clients in disputes over the validity of wills, executor conduct, and Inheritance Act claims.
Yes. We prepare LPAs for health & welfare and property & financial decisions, giving you control over who makes decisions on your behalf.
Yes. Our solicitors can be appointed as professional executors to ensure impartial, efficient estate administration.
We handle a broad range, including contract disputes, professional negligence, property disputes, debt recovery, partnership and shareholder disputes, and contested probate.
Yes. We prioritise negotiation and mediation to resolve disputes cost-effectively. Court action is considered only when necessary.
Our solicitors provide robust representation throughout proceedings, from issuing or defending claims to trial, ensuring your position is presented effectively.
Yes. We act swiftly to obtain or defend injunctions, including freezing orders, property injunctions, and non-disclosure orders.
We take a pragmatic approach, assessing strengths, risks, and costs early, and tailoring a strategy that aligns with your objectives.
Yes. We handle debt recovery for individuals and businesses, from pre-action letters to enforcement proceedings.
Yes. We represent clients bringing or defending claims against professionals such as solicitors, accountants, architects, and surveyors.
Absolutely. We represent clients in mediation, arbitration, and settlement negotiations to avoid lengthy litigation.
Yes. Our litigation team advises private individuals, SMEs, and large organisations on a full range of contentious matters.