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Message to our clients

Our main message from the Farani Taylor management team is business as usual. As the Corona Virus continues to cause significant challenges to society as a whole, we want to reassure our clients and future clients that they are safe with us. We remain open for business as usual. Offering the same excellent service levels…

Covid-19 and Immigration

Fehmina Farani explores how Covid-19 has effected immigration in the UK. New Guidance from the Home Office The Home Office released guidance on the 24th March 2020 on the status of migrants currently stuck in limbo because of Covid-19. The approach taken seems both fair and flexible. Migrants unable to return to their country of…

Get your Will as soon as possible

The COVID-19 crisis has prompted many to reflect on the importance of having a Will or updating their existing one. If you do not have a Will, it is crucial to have one drafted as soon as possible. Without a Will, your assets will be distributed according to the Intestacy Laws, meaning your estate may […]

Acquiring settlement in the UK as a Victim of Domestic Violence

Mary-Ann Wanjiku discusses the legal aspects surrounding domestic abuse. It is estimated that more than one in three women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Domestic violence can manifest in various forms, including physical, emotional, financial, and psychological abuse. Understanding the signs of domestic violence is crucial in taking the first steps towards seeking […]

Landmark ruling regarding those with medical conditions facing deportation

Amer Rahman discusses recent landmark case. The Supreme Court recently found in favour of a man from Zimbabwe facing deportation. Although given indefinite leave to remain in the UK in 2000. He was subsequently convicted of a serious crime and given a Deportation Order. The offences convicted of include battery and possession of a firearm.…

What are Child Care Proceedings?

Childcare proceedings refer to the legal process where a court evaluates whether a child should remain in the care of their parents or be placed under the care of another family member or foster care. These proceedings are typically initiated when there are concerns regarding the child’s safety or well-being, such as issues of neglect, […]

You can still get your Islamic Will drafted…

At Farani Taylor, we have worked successfully for over a year to provide expert legal advice to the members of East London Mosque. Our partnership has made it easier for Muslims to access the information they need and have a Will drafted that is specifically tailored to their unique needs, combining both Islamic inheritance principles […]

Do you want to leave a legacy in your Will?

In 2019, Smee C Ford reported that legacy income was worth over £3 billion to the charity sector. However, they found that only 6.3% of the population were leaving charitable bequests in their Wills, with just 123,235 people doing so in 2018. The top 25 charities alone received £1.6 billion annually in legacy income, highlighting […]

There is light at the end of the tunnel for migrants

Although the Corona Virus epidemic has led to 129,000 visa applications in March and only 250 in April, we feel the future of immigration to the UK is safe. The government announced that some of the UK Visa and Citizenship Centres are to reopen from 1st June. This is to deal with those that booked…