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  The human impact of UK immigration delays: A mother’s fight against homelessness

  A recent case highlights the real human impact of delay within the UK immigration system, and the importance of persistence when advocating for vulnerable families.   How do delays in the UK immigration system affect vulnerable families? Our client, a mother who had initially sought protection in the UK without…

• How Delays in Innovator Founder Visa Applications Affect People and the Economy

  There is an increasing and concerning pattern emerging in the processing of Innovator Founder visa extension and settlement applications. Delays are no longer isolated. In a growing number of cases, processing times extend well beyond expected timeframes, with applications pending for several months and, in some instances, over a year.

• B v C & Anor [2026] – Why the Family Courts should not reward breach of Child Arrangement Orders

  The issues raised by B v C & Anor [2026] resonate strongly with cases practitioners encounter all too frequently. We have acted in a strikingly similar case in which a previously involved and loving father enjoyed a close relationship with his daughter until the mother unilaterally suspended contact, asserting allegations…

• How English Courts treat foreign marriages after Tousi v Gaydukova

  The question of whether a marriage entered into overseas will be recognised in England and Wales continues to generate complex litigation. The decision in the case of Tousi v Gaydukova [2023] has provided important clarification on how the English courts approach foreign ceremonies of marriage, particularly where the marriage is…

• A wills and probate solicitor’s guide to providing for a loved one with disabilities after you’ve died.

  Are you a parent, partner, or caregiver of someone with disabilities? One of the most frequent questions that others in your position often ask us is: What will happen to them when I’m gone? This question can feel overwhelming, but thoughtful planning can transform any fears into peace of mind…

• Case Study: Supporting green energy technology start ups

  Overview Our clients are venture capital businesses which support a portfolio of green energy and sustainable technology start ups, often spinning out of university incubators. Founded by PhD‑level innovators, they needed a full-service legal partner to guide them through various stages of growth, so our team have provided end‑to‑end support…

• Default shared care of children: sensible reform, or another battleground for separating parents?

  Going Dutch The question of default shared care returns time and again in family law, with the Netherlands frequently cited as the model. Yet the Dutch position is often misunderstood. It is not simply about dividing a child’s time equally between parents, but about the wider principle that separation should…

• Why Contentious Probate Cases Are Increasing

  Recently, our legal courts have seen a clear increase in disputes over wills and estates – referred to as contentious probate. Although only a small number actually end up in court, data shows that more families are entering disputes than ever before. Why is that? Here are a few reasons,…