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WEB 3013 Sole and Shared Parental Responsibility: rules and practice

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Date:
March 5
Time:
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
The course will review the rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility applicable to all areas of immigration law

Level: Intermediate

Description:

The course will review the rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility applicable to all areas of immigration law, from children of British citizens to dependent of skilled workers, students etc. The course will also review caselaw relating to the concept of sole responsibility, and the practical application of the rules. We will also think of alternative options for families who cannot meet the strict Immigration Rules relating to sole responsibility.

Topics:

  • The Rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility
  • Caselaw relating to the concept of sole responsibility
  • Examine rule changes and implications in practice
  • Preparing applications – practical tips and procedure
  • Alternative options to move to the UK when the rules are not met
  • Case studies

The aim of the course is to provide an overview of the theory and practice of the Immigration Rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility, highlight the difficulties with those rules, and think of ways in which families who do not meet the rules can move to the UK.

Audience:

The session is aimed at those who are already practising in this area, assisting with a broad range of immigration applications including children and dependants.

Tutors: Adam Cotterill, Solicitor and Andrew Jones, Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP

Adam is a Senior Associate who has over 14 years’ experience in UK immigration law. He is recognised as one of the UK’s leading lawyers and has been ranked as a Rising Star by the Legal 500 for the last four consecutive years. Adam advises both individuals and organisations on the full breadth of UK immigration, but his focus is on personal immigration in particular applications relating to partners and children. Adam previously worked for 6 years at a Top 100 international law firm and trained and worked for 8 years at a Band 1 boutique immigration law firm.

Andrew is a solicitor at Wesley Gryk Solicitors, a specialist immigration and nationality practice consistently top-ranked in Legal 500, Chambers UK and The Times Best Law Firms. His practice covers a wide range of immigration, asylum and nationality matters, with a particular specialism in family and private life applications.

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