Immigration Law Fees

Our hourly rate for undertaking personal Immigration or Corporate Immigration is £350 per hour plus VAT. On average, this type of work takes between 6 to 12 hours to complete depending on the complexity of the application. This means that, on average costs will range from £1,000 to £3,000 plus VAT.  All disbursements will be charged at cost price to the client.

We also have a fixed fee transparency price list as follows:

Ø  Applications for naturalisation or registration under the British Nationality Act 1981: £1,500 plus VAT plus disbursements at cost price.

Ø  Student and work experience visas: £1,200 plus VAT plus disbursements

Ø  Visit visas: £1,000 plus VAT plus disbursements

Ø  Spouse and partners applications, including fiancé(e)s or proposed civil partners: £1,700 plus VAT plus disbursements

Ø  Applications for work, business or study under the Points-Based System:

Ø  Tier 1 Innovator or Start up: £6,000 plus VAT to £25,0000 plus VAT, plus disbursements (depending on the complexity)

Ø  Dependent relative and family reunion applications: £1,200 plus VAT plus disbursements at cost price.

Ø  Other categories, such as applications on the basis of long residence:

Ø  10 years: £3,000 to £10,000 plus VAT plus disbursements (depending on the complexity)

Ø  20 years: £4,000 to £15,000 plus VAT plus disbursements (depending on the complexity)

Ø  Applications from overstayers based on human rights and family life: £2,000 plus VAT to £4,000 plus VAT, plus disbursements (depending on the complexity)

Legal fee for Dispute Resolution Services

Solicitate legal fees for dispute resolution services, can vary widely depending on the complexity and nature of the dispute, the location of the solicitor's practice, their level of experience, and the specific services required. Dispute resolution services encompass a wide range of legal matters, including litigation, arbitration, mediation, and negotiation.

Here are some general guidelines for common dispute charges. Please note that these fees can change over time, and it's essential to consult with a solicitor for accurate and up-to-date pricing:

Ø  Hourly Rates: Normally solicitors charge by the hour for their services. Our hourly rates can vary significantly based on the solicitor's experience:

Partner level: £350 plus VAT;

Junior solicitor level: £250 plus VAT

Trainee solicitor lever:  £200 plus VAT

Ø  Fixed Fees: We also offer fixed fees for specific dispute resolution services, such as drafting a letter before action, preparing court documents, or attending mediation sessions. These fees can vary depending on the complexity of the task but may range from a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds.

Ø  Conditional Fee Agreements

Ø  In some cases, we may offer CFAs, commonly referred to as "no win, no fee" arrangements. Under a CFA, the solicitor's fees are contingent on the outcome of the case, and they receive a percentage of the compensation awarded if the case is successful.

Ø  The percentage can vary but is typically around 25-30%.

It's crucial to obtain a detailed fee quote and engage in a clear fee agreement with your solicitor before proceeding with dispute resolution services. The specific costs and payment structure will depend on the nature of the dispute and the terms agreed upon with your solicitor.

Property Conveyancing Fee

Solicitors' conveyancing fees can vary widely based on several factors, including the type of property transaction, the complexity of the case, the location of the property, the solicitor's experience, and the specific services required. Conveyancing fees are typically associated with buying or selling property and ensuring that the legal transfer of ownership is carried out correctly.

Here are some general guidelines for common conveyancing fees update in October 2023.

Please keep in mind that these fees can change over time, and it's essential to consult with a solicitor for accurate and up-to-date pricing:

Ø  Sale of a Property: Conveyancing fees for the sale of a property can range from £2000 to £2,500 or more, depending on factors such as the property's value and complexity.

Ø  Purchase of a Property: Conveyancing fees for buying a property may range from £2,000 to £2,500 or more, with additional costs for searches, land registry fees, and disbursements.

Ø  Remortgage: If you are remortgaging your property, conveyancing fees can be £800 or more.

Ø  Transfer of Equity: Fees for transferring equity in a property, such as adding or removing a person from the title, can be £800 or more.

Ø  Leasehold Transactions: Leasehold properties often involve additional work, and conveyancing fees may be higher, ranging from £2,000 or more.

Ø  New-Build Properties: Conveyancing fees for new-build properties may be higher due to the additional work involved in dealing with developers and warranties. Fees can vary widely depending on the property and developer but may range from £3,500 or more.

Ø  Disbursements: In addition to solicitor fees, clients are responsible for disbursements, which can include land registry fees, search fees, stamp duty (if applicable), and other expenses related to the transaction.

Ø  Additional Services: If you require additional services, such as help with shared ownership, lease extensions, or boundary disputes, these may incur extra fees.

Ø  It's essential to obtain a detailed fee quote and engage in a clear fee agreement with your solicitor before proceeding with any property transaction.

Ø  The specific costs and payment structure will depend on the circumstances of your case and the terms agreed upon with your solicitor.

Solicitors Fee for Corporate Service

Solicitors' fees for corporate services can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the legal work, the scope of the services required, the location, the size and nature of the corporate entity, and the specific legal matters involved. Corporate legal services encompass a wide range of services related to business operations, compliance, contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and more.

Here are some general guidelines for common corporate legal fees updated in October 2023. Please note that these fees can change over time, and it's essential to consult with a solicitor for accurate and up-to-date pricing:

Ø  Hourly Rates: Normally solicitors charge by the hour for their services. Our hourly rates can vary significantly based on the solicitor's experience:

Partner level: £350 plus VAT;

Junior solicitor level: £250 plus VAT

Trainee solicitor lever:  £200 plus VAT

Ø  Incorporation of a Company: The fees for incorporating a company can vary depending on the type of company (e.g., private limited, public limited), the jurisdiction, and any additional services required (e.g., drafting articles of association, registering for VAT). Fees may range from a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds.

Ø  Contract Review and Drafting: Solicitors often charge hourly rates for contract review and drafting. Hourly rates can vary widely but typically range from £150 to £450 or more per hour, depending on the solicitor's experience.

Ø  Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A): Legal fees for M&A transactions can vary significantly based on the size and complexity of the deal. Fees may range from tens of thousands of pounds to millions of pounds for large-scale transactions.

Ø  Corporate Governance and Compliance: Fees for ongoing corporate governance and compliance services, such as board meetings, annual filings, and compliance audits, can vary based on the extent of services required. Monthly retainers or fixed annual fees may be negotiated.

Ø  Intellectual Property (IP) Services: Legal fees for IP services, including trademark registration, patent applications, and IP litigation, can vary depending on the type and scope of the work. Fees can range from a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds or more.

Ø  Employment Law and HR Services: Legal fees for employment law and HR services may include advice on employment contracts, HR policies, and employee disputes. Fees can vary depending on the complexity of the issues and the services provided.

Ø  Corporate Finance and Capital Markets: Fees for corporate finance transactions and capital markets work can be substantial and are often calculated as a percentage of the transaction value.

It's crucial to engage with a solicitor or law firm, discuss your specific corporate legal needs, and obtain a detailed fee quote tailored to your circumstances. The fee structure and terms will depend on the nature of the corporate services required and the agreement reached with the solicitor.

Solicitor Fee for Landlord and Tenants Claims

Solicitor fees for landlord and tenant claims can vary depending on several factors, including the nature of the claim, the complexity of the case, the location of the property, and the specific legal services required.

Landlord and tenant claims often involve disputes related to leases, eviction proceedings, rent arrears, property damage, and other issues within the landlord-tenant relationship.

Here are some general guidelines for common solicitor fees related to landlord and tenant claims updated in October 2023. Please note that these fees can change over time, and it's essential to consult with a solicitor for accurate and up-to-date pricing:

Eviction Proceedings (Possession Claims): Solicitor fees for eviction proceedings, including serving notices and court applications for possession, can vary. Costs may range from £1,000 for straightforward cases to over £2,000 for more complex cases.

Rent Arrears Recovery: If you need legal assistance with rent arrears recovery, solicitor fees may be based on hourly rates or fixed fees, depending on the solicitor's practice. Costs can range from £1,000 plus VAT and £2,000 plus VAT.

Lease Renewals and Rent Reviews: Solicitor fees for lease renewals and rent reviews can vary depending on the negotiation and drafting involved. Costs may range from £2,000 plus VAT.

Tenant Deposit Disputes: If you require assistance with disputes over tenant deposits, solicitor fees may be based on hourly rates or fixed fees. Costs can range from a few hundred pounds to over a thousand pounds.

Leasehold Enfranchisement and Lease Extensions: Solicitor fees for leasehold enfranchisement (e.g., collective enfranchisement) and lease extensions can be substantial and may vary significantly depending on the specifics of the case. Our base fee is £2,000 plus VAT.

It's important to engage with a solicitor who specializes in landlord and tenant law, discuss your specific case, and obtain a detailed fee quote tailored to your circumstances. The fee structure and terms will depend on the nature of the landlord and tenant claim and the agreement reached with the solicitor.