Purchasing Land, Right of Way & Property Law Update
Purchasing land and resultantly managing residential property is governed by a number of highly detailed and everchanging laws which landlords must abide by. As a result, many people invest in the specialists’ knowledge of public law solicitors in order to navigate the complex legislation that protects the investments of landlords. Right of way disputes are…
Read MoreChildren And The Law: How UK Immigration Law Affects Families
In 2019 there were staggering 175,891 applications for British citizenship, which was 24% more than the previous year. Ultimately with legislations changing regularly, navigating UK immigration law can be a very troublesome, complicated and a time-consuming process. As a result, many people take up the legal assistance of immigration law solicitors in order to give…
Read MoreWhat Is The Legal Aid Eligibility Criteria & How Can Solicitors Help?
Legal procedures cost the UK billions of pounds each year. Putting things into perspective, in 2017 alone, HMCTS (Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service) had an annual expenditure of £1.8 billion and employed 16,320 staff. For individuals going to court, this can be a huge financial burden. To help with this expenditure, legal aid is…
Read MoreWhat Are The Public Law Principles & How To Effectively Challenge A Public Law Decision?
A simple way of understanding what constitutes public law in the UK is considering all matters that arise between the public and state public bodies. The likes of administrative, tax and criminal law incidents would generally all fall under public law. Public law is clearly distinguished from private law, which governs relationships between individuals and…
Read MoreRegistration of a Child as a British Citizen
British nationality law is complex, and this makes it difficult for individuals to understand their rights and be successful in their claims for nationality. Each potential application for registration of a minor as a British citizen requires thorough consideration of the child’s and their parents’ current nationality status and immigration history. In this article we…
Read MoreHow Can a Specialist Immigration Solicitor help you?
At RKB Law, we want to ensure you know all there is to know about immigration law and how the immigration solicitors at the firm can help you, no matter what your situation. What is UK Immigration Law? One of the fundamental principles of the rule of law is that the law “must be accessible…
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between Public and Private Law?
Legal terminology or as it is often referred to ‘legal jargon’ can be confusing. There are many different types of law, ranging from private law to criminal law, administrative law and international law. The distinction between public law and private law has been an ever present. The best place to start in understanding this difference…
Read MoreHow Can Immigration Law Solicitors Help With Visas?
With Brexit still up in the air and immigration laws under constant scrutiny, it can be a challenging and often intimidating experience for individuals to try and get their visas to live in the UK. It requires a thorough understanding of the intricate processes and constant developments of UK Immigration laws. In many cases, applying…
Read MoreMost Common Examples of Public Law and How Solicitors can Help
Public law refers to the part of the law that governs the relationship between individuals and the government, not private companies, and is about the exercise of power and rights by public authorities, including local authorities or government departments such as the home office. Public law comprises constitutional law, administrative law, tax law and criminal…
Read MoreDeportation of Foreign Criminals From The UK & Their Human Rights
In this article we take at brief look at the immigration law on removal and deportation of foreign criminals in the UK and rights of individuals facing removal as a result. The law on deportation Section 32(5) of the UK Borders Act 2007 mandates that, unless certain circumstances apply, the Home Secretary must make a…
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