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We represented the appellant who was a citizen of Jamaica and who is a boy aged 16 years old. The Home Office doubted that he was related to his mother the sponsor, and the Home Office argued that she did not show that she had sole responsibility...

We have assisted brothers who have been living with their father. The mother claimed that the children were being subjected to emotional and physical abuse by the father and that it is in their best interests to join her in the UK. The Home...

We acted for two children, nationals of Nigeria, who made an application to join their British citizen aunt in the UK under paragraph 297 of the Immigration Rules. The applicants and later on the appellants are sisters in their teens. The...

We represented an American national who made an in country application for leave to remain under the Immigration Rules by reason of her family and private life in the UK. The Home Office refused the application and the appeal was successful in...

The House of Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee published on 28th February 2023 its report “All Families Matter – Inquiry into Family Migration”. The Committee assessed the family migration policies and found them to be complex and...

We were instructed on behalf of an Indian national who entered the UK in 2021 as a visitor, and on the advice of her previous solicitors made an application for leave to remain in the UK on the basis of her marriage to a British national. The...

We acted on behalf of a woman who came to the UK as a visitor from India in September 2021 and who has lived here with her son and his family. Her husband passed away and she came to stay with her son to be supported during the bereavement...

We acted on behalf of a Brazilian national in an application to enter the UK as a spouse.  The interesting part of this application was that we relied on third party support in relation to the maintenance and accommodation requirements due to...

We represented an Israeli national in an appeal. In November 2020 she made a human rights application for leave to remain in the UK on the basis of her family life with her husband.  The application was considered and refused, subject to an...

We represented an appellant who was a 68 year old national of Pakistan.  She was the mother of a UK surgeon (her son) and she had three daughters, all of whom lived with their own families in Pakistan and not with her. She made an application...