Feature: Professional Services
Services to Businesses
Getting the Right Business Structure It is important to obtain the right advice when setting up a new business or considering changing your business structure. There are many choices from sole traders, incorporated with a shareholding, charitable statuses or unincorporated associations.
Once taking the plunge, there are certain legal requirements and administrative demands that must be adhered to. Contact us for our ‘Setting up a Business’ leaflet or to discuss your needs and ambitions and we will get you off to the best start.
Staff packs We provide and review workplace literature suitable to your needs including, staff contracts, workplace policies and so forth.
Contracts and Disputes Contracts are the foundation of any business relationship. It is imperative to get such contracts in place to ensure all parties get what they expect out of the agreement. Whether you are looking for MOU’s, supplier agreements or contracts governing directors of a business, we are available to assist.
Peer Review & Supervision Our senior lawyers have had many years in supervision of junior lawyers and lawyers who are new to their areas of expertise. If you are setting up a new law department in family law, we are available to deliver training to your new family lawyers to lay the foundations of their practice.
Training and Information Packs Our lawyers have experience in delivering lectures and talks on a variety of legal based subjects. Our lawyers have been visiting speakers at the University of Leicester; tutored on courses certificated by the university; spoken at CiLex events; delivered short courses for community led advocacy centres; delivered lectures on the radio and much more.
Immigration Law for businesses • Business Immigration-such as employer sponsor licence, Tier 1 (entrepreneur, investor and exceptional talent)
Personal Legal Services
Family Law Our family lawyers share a breadth of legal experience and negotiation skills. As members of resolution, we are committed to resolving family law matters in a constructive and non-confrontational manner and adopting best practices in family law in accordance with the Law Society’s Family Law Protocol.
Our family law services include but not limited to: • Divorce and dissolution of civil partnerships, division of assets following relationship breakdown, prenuptial and separation agreements and financial provision for children.
• Unmarried partners in cohabitation and separation agreements, financial provision for children and property claims under Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996.
• Children disputes including child arrangement orders, special guardianship, prohibited steps orders, parental responsibility and specific issue orders which include relocation, name change, tracing a child’s whereabouts and so forth.
• International children law including bringing or defending action where a child has been abducted to a Hague or non-Hague convention country and applications which requires the court to exercise its inherent jurisdiction to protect children’s welfare.
• Advising on and drafting Surrogancy Arrangements applying for Parental Orders and assisting on alternative methods to obtain legal guardianship
• Domestic Abuse including non-molestation orders for associated persons and occupation orders and forced marriage applications
• Defending care proceedings, applications to discharge or vary care orders, adoption
Immigration Law for individuals • Family applications- such as in-country and entry clearance, family re-unification, durable subsisting relationships, children and dependent relatives
• Naturalisation as a British citizen for adults and Registration of children as British citizens
• Applications relating to EU nationals and their non-EU family members
• Human rights- private life, long residence, leave on compassionate grounds
Firm’s Growth and Future We continue to serve clients from all over the UK with our main office base in Leicester and Northampton. We are working towards offices in Birmingham and are hopeful that the firm’s continued development will create opportunities for other legal professionals and apprentices who wish to pursue a career in law.
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