Hill House Chambers

27/09/2022

Im sure many of you hve read about this or seen it on the news. Exceptional hardship argument was always going to be tough and I think the magistrates wanted to make an example of him.

We have many clients who make the same “Exceptional Hardship” applications and are successful. One client has 18 points and is still able to drive.

If you are heading towards your 12 points and have a court hearing then please get in touch to see if we can help.

Edward Fitzalan-Howard had said he needed his driving licence because he had a pivotal role in organising the coronation of King Charles III

23/09/2021

NRLA: Gov Must Address Failures To Tackle Rogue Landlords

The government must take action to address the failures in tackling rogue landlords who put tenants at risk, the NRLA has said

10/09/2021

Nearly £9 million was spent by the Home Office on deportation charter flights in 2020, with at least 828 people flown out.

01/09/2021

It costs £550 to arrange divorce application fees, which is why DIY divorces may be on the rise right now. Find out the pitfalls of this on the blog now.

01/09/2021

Anyone can be forced into a marriage, irrespective of age, gender, religion or ethnicity. Both people must enter into it freely. Find out more on the blog now.

23/08/2021

The distribution of refugees coming into the UK as a result of the Taliban takeover must be fair, political leaders in the north have urged.

20/08/2021

Research looking at male victims of domestic abuse found that opportunities to help them were missed because of stereotypes & gender bias.

11/08/2021

Surveillance equipment is increasingly being used by divorcing couples to spy on each other.

27/07/2021

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has issued a statement about its life-saving work picking up migrants in the Channel

22/07/2021

The government’s New Plan for Immigration is gathering pace, setting out radical changes to the asylum system.

14/07/2021

It is Illegal to jump the queue in the tube ticket hall??

Yes:
Under the TFL byelaws, any person directed to queue by an authorised person or a sign must join the the rear of the queue and obey the reasonable instructions of any authorised person regulating the queue.

Not sure I would want to say this to someone, too many nutters around!