Our Services

Imigration

  • European free movement applications (EEA family permits, residence cards, permanent residence cards, retained rights, derivative rights).
  • EFiancés, spouses, civil partners, unmarried partners, children and other dependants (in all applicable categories).
  • Entry Clearance (application from outside the UK).
  • British Citizenship (Naturalisation/Registration).
  • Indefinite leave to remain (ILR) (permanent residence) in all applicable categories.
  • Sponsor licence applications (Tiers 2, 4 and 5); licence management and revocation and audit services.
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Family


We understand the emotional, financial and legal complexities of family and child matters, and represent clients in a broad range of family law matters.
  • Divorce: Although it is difficult, ending a marriage is sometimes the best course of action for everyone involved. LMC Inter Lawyers understand the legal and emotional complexities of a separation or divorce and guide clients through the process as smoothly as possible
  • Same-sex relationships: advise clients on LGBT-related rights and legal matters, including turning a civil partnership into a marriage and dissolving a partnership or marriage
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Human Rights and Asylum


We are passionate about using our professional expertise to enforce human rights and ensure everyone will be treated equally and in accordance with the law.
  • Our practice focuses on advising vulnerable people who are fleeing persecution, immigrant women suffering from domestic violence or other abuses and victims of human rights abuses seeking justice in the UK courts and with the Home Office.
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The United Kingdom has always been a top destination for those who seek a second chance in life. People of all ages, races, religions, sexual orientations and ideologies have sought in the UK a new place to call home, and to enjoy peaceful and fulfilling lives. Many of them come here in response to persecution in their home country. In those cases, immigrants face an additional plethora of challenges in their journey for resettlement, especially in the case of those who request asylum or protection under the Violence against Women Act.
The Human Rights Act was enacted by Parliament to give effect to provisions of the European Convention of Human Rights before UK Courts and in applications to the Home Office.