Labour’s Proposed ILR Reforms: What Could They Mean for You? Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) is a crucial step for many migrants living in the UK, offering a pathway to stability, security, and eventually, British citizenship. However, recent announcements from the Labour Party have outlined potential reforms that could significantly alter how and when individuals […]

In a significant ruling that’s set to impact high-net-worth divorces for years to come, the UK Supreme Court has made it clear: the sharing principle does not apply to non-matrimonial property. The judgment follows the highly publicised case between Clive and Anna Standish, involving a dispute over £77.8 million in transferred assets. The Background Clive […]

The UK government has unveiled a significant new white paper detailing a series of sweeping reforms to the country’s immigration system. Titled Restoring Control over the Immigration System, the paper sets out the government’s plan to reduce net migration and refocus immigration policies around skills, economic contribution, and public confidence. As a law firm with […]

At Arlingsworth Solicitors, we believe that everyone deserves access to justice, especially when it comes to matters as critical as asylum and human rights. These cases often involve individuals fleeing persecution, conflict, or inhumane treatment. For those in desperate need of legal protection, financial barriers should never be a reason to go unheard. That’s why, […]

At Arlingsworth Solicitors, we pride ourselves on staying ahead of legal and policy developments that impact our clients. The UK Government has recently published a White Paper titled Restoring Control Over the Immigration System: A New Framework for the UK, setting out a major reform of the country’s immigration policy. We’re here to break down […]

In a significant update for those transitioning to the UK’s eVisa system, the Home Office has announced an extension of the ‘grace period’ until 1st June 2025. Originally set to conclude on 31st March 2025, this extension provides additional time for individuals holding Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) or EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) Biometric Residence Cards […]