In order to obtain a divorce you must have been married for at least 12 months and you must be able to prove that your marriage has irretrievably broken down. You can rely on one of five facts to prove … Continue reading
R (Atamewan) V Secretary of State for the Home Department [2013] EWHC 2727 (Admin) I joined the firm in 2008 and qualified as a Public Law Solicitor in 2012. I specialise in bringing unlawful detention claims against the Home Office … Continue reading
Appendix V of the Immigration Rules set out specific requirements that need to be met by visitors to the UK. If you are a visa national, you will need, to satisfy an entry clearance officer abroad that you meet the … Continue reading
On 1st April 2013 a number of areas of legal work were removed from the scope of legal aid. Since 1st April 2013 legal aid is no longer available for any aspect of immigration and nationality law and practice. If … Continue reading
When can I complain? A public body may have mishandled your personal information. This would include holding inaccurate information about you holding too much information or holding it for too long losing the information they hold or disclosing it to … Continue reading
Introduction You are always entitled to your property back as long as it is not an exhibit, illegal or evidence in a case against you. The common problem is when are you entitled to get it back. Property retained by the Police … Continue reading
When can I complain? You can complain to the UKBA about its poor service or the conduct of its staff or contractors. Poor service includes things such as delay and loss of documents. The conduct of it staff would include … Continue reading
When can I complain? The police do not always get things right and you can complain if you have been personally affected by the police’s actions. You might have been the victim of the police’s actions or witnessed the police … Continue reading
Chris read law at the University of Leeds and holds a Masters Degree in Public International Law from Kings College London. He joined the firm in 2009. Chris qualified as a solicitor in 2013 and was appointed partner in 2018. … Continue reading
Marcela studied English and French at the University of Sussex. She completed a Law conversion course and then completed her Legal Practice Course, passing both with distinction.. Marcela joined the firm in 2008 and qualified as a solicitor in 2010. … Continue reading