Probate – frequently asked questions
In the last article in our series of frequently asked questions about some of the biggest Family Law topics, we take a look at the topic of probate, the process of dealing with someone’s estate once they die. At Lisa’s Law, we specialise in probate and all other major aspects of family law. Need […]
Late-night sausage rolls on the menu as Greggs and Westminster Council reach license agreement
There are many who, after a night out on the town, may find it difficult to resist the siren’s call of the nearest fast-food establishment. However, licensing rules in England and Wales often prevent certain hospitality businesses from opening late at night. Such a situation recently arose in a dispute between the high-street bakery chain, […]
UK Visitor Visa – FAQs
You may have seen our recent guide on the UK Visitor Visa. Well, in today’s article we have compiled a range of the most frequently asked questions about the Visitor Visa. Have a question about this visa? You’ll probably find the answer to it below. If not, get in touch with us today! […]
Can I still apply for settlement if I exceeded the absence limit due to Covid?
We were recently approached by a client who entered the UK in 2012. Since entering, he applied for a number of visas and accumulated 10 years lawful residence in the UK. Our client applied for Indefinite Leave to Remain / Settlement himself on the basis that he had been in the UK for 10 […]
Retained right of residence for family members of EU citizens
By Victor Falcon Mmegwa Can family members of EU citizens acquire independent rights of admission or residence in the UK where they have lost their family connection to the EU citizen they are related to? Qualifying family members can continue living in the UK lawfully without their EU citizen sponsor. But a person […]
Tesco found to have copied the Lidl logo in trademark lawsuit. Why did the High Court come to this decision?
In a recent case, the High Court has ruled that Tesco’s use of its Clubcard logo constituted trademark infringement, copyright infringement and passing off. Tesco filed a counterclaim in response in which they alleged some of the Lidl trademarks were registered in bad faith and are therefore liable to be declared invalid. You may […]
Making a Will – what are some of the most common questions about this topic?
The importance of Wills cannot be understated, however sometimes they can be an area which open up some difficult conversations with families and loved ones. For the fifth and penultimate article in our series of FAQs about Family Law, we will take a look at the importance of Wills, particularly making a will, or will […]
Welcome Beverly
We are excited to welcome Beverly Chan to Lisa’s Law. Beverly joins the team as a legal assistant and has already made a great impression on her colleagues. Beverly completed her LLB degree at Hull University, as well as the LLM Bar Practice Course at the University of Law. She is fluent in […]
Is the Home Office now more open to UK visitor visas from China’s Fujian province?
For some time, it has been no secret that the Home Office have tended to refuse visitor visa applications from applicants who are from Fujian Province in China. The commonly understood reason for this is that it is due to the large number of overstayers in the UK from the Fujian province. The […]
Visitor Visa Guidance
A visitor visa permits individuals from foreign countries to visit the UK for various reasons such as tourism, business, study (for courses that last no longer than 6 months), and other permissible activities. The visa allows for a stay of up to 6 months, but in certain cases, such as for medical treatment, it may […]