Immigration Law Services
Surveillance and asylum pose a risk for UK-based political opponents
The core issue revolves around the correct approach to evidence of surveillance and monitoring by...
You cannot supersede a court order via a letter of intent
The High Court provided crucial clarity on the enforceability of informal agreements between unmarried parents...
If you cannot go back to Yemen, you can return to China
The Court of Appeal (CoA) heard a case underscoring critical procedural and substantive points for...
Is adoption possible when the co-parents are separated?
This case reflects the judiciary's willingness to interpret existing legislation sufficiently flexibly to align with...
No lawful stay but a durable relationship with an EU citizen?
The Court of Appeal (CoA) heard an appeal concerning a deeply complex aspect of the...
Depriving a child of liberty is a serious step and not a default position
The High Court has recently addressed the complex and sensitive issue of depriving children nearing...
When your immigration appeal is dismissed: Navigating the narrow path to judicial review
The Court of Appeal (CoA) recently heard a case regarding a critical aspect of UK...
Can “plausibility” overcome “serious concerns”?
The Court of Appeal (CoA) reminded us that "plausibility" alone is not sufficient; the Tribunal...
Can you afford to be unreasonable in court proceedings?
The High Court offered a timely reminder that unreasonable conduct during child arrangement proceedings can...








