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LS Legal News Bulletin

This page is dedicated to recent news, updates and opinions from LS Legal Solicitors, as well as blogs and discussions.We want to know your opinion on various legal issues and we welcome your participation in our debates.

British Passport Renewal from Abroad: Making it Simple

Tuesday 9th January 2024

✨ We are excited to share a recent achievement by our legal consultant, Olga Bakeeva. Olga's expertise ensured the swift approval of two children's British passport renewals from abroad. ⏰ The process took only 5 and 7 weeks for the decision to be reached from the online application submission date,…

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LS Legal Solicitors Life: Our Year in Review

Tuesday 9th January 2024

🤩 As we wrap up another fantastic year, we are excited to share our achievements in 2023. 🧲 Our prowess in immigration law…

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Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Friday 22nd December 2023

🌟 As we bid farewell to another remarkable year, the LS Legal Solicitors team extends warm wishes to you and your loved ones. May the dawn of 2024 bring…

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Only in January 2024 – “Ask the Lawyer” with Liliya Scott – Express and Efficient

Monday 18th December 2023

Get urgent legal assistance for free. Book a 15-minute call with our Principal Solicitor and Managing Partner, Liliya Scott, through the following link: https://calendly.com/liliya-scott Our lawyer will provide preliminary advice based…

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Beyond Expectations: Unravelling Injustice in Prenuptial Agreement

Wednesday 13th December 2023
Stella Marat

✨ Professionalism and fairness are the cornerstones of our work in Family Law. Today, we would like to share the story of our client, whom we helped to turn a complex ordeal into…

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Recent Legal Insights: Compliance and Immigration

Monday 11th December 2023

As we step into the festive season and the year draws to a close, we are excited to share recent immigration updates that may directly impact you: 🌐 UK Immigration Trends: Imagine navigating the ever-evolving migration…

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Advice for Pre-Settled Individuals: How Absences Affect Your Status

Friday 8th December 2023

🇪🇺 Recently, our legal consultant, Olga Bakeeva, handled a case where a client with pre-settled status had been absent for over a year. ✅ Through meticulous preparation of evidence and representations, UKVI acknowledged the compelling…

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On the Horizon: Five-Point Plan for Immigration

Wednesday 6th December 2023

📅 On December 4, 2023, the Home Secretary addressed the House of Commons to unveil a comprehensive strategy to restructure legal migration in the UK. The government is poised to implement a pivotal 'five-point plan' to address recent statistical…

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A Cautionary Tale: Privacy in Family Law Cases

Monday 4th December 2023
Stella Marat

⚖️ In a recent family court case, an individual faced severe consequences for secretly recording and posting adoption proceedings on YouTube. 🚨 Despite clear signs in the court prohibiting such actions, the individual's intentional disregard…

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Mark Your Calendar: Our Christmas & New Year Office Hours

Friday 1st December 2023

✨ With the festive season approaching, we wanted to inform you about Christmas and New Year opening times at LS Legal Solicitors. 22.12.2023 (Last Working Day): 9 am…

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IBSA Workshop: International Business Structuring

Wednesday 29th November 2023

🙌 Today, we would like to thank everyone who joined the International Business Structuring Association (IBSA) workshop in London. 💬 The event was enriched with a professional discussion on tax and immigration planning issues, using the case study of entrepreneur Niklas from Austria, who operates businesses in the USA…

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From Birth to Brit: How We Secured Citizenship for a Child

Tuesday 28th November 2023

Continuing our exploration of British Citizenship, we are thrilled to share a recent triumph. Parents instructed us to secure citizenship for their child. An unusual circumstance of this case was that only the mother was settled in the UK at the time of the application. For personal reasons, the mother did…

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