BP Legal Solicitors

BP Legal Solicitors We believe that everyone has a right to specialist legal advice that is clear and understandable.

BP Legal Solicitors was established in 2009 by our Director, Bhumika Parmar. Whether you have a legal issue relating to business or personal circumstances, we will provide you with honest and fair advice as well as professional representation. We offer a comprehensive range of services which include dealing with no-win-no-fee Accident Injury Compensation Claims, Personal Injury Claims, Employment

Law, Family Law, Divorce, Separation, Child Contact and Parental Responsibility, Living Together Agreements and Civil Partnerships, Residential and Commercial Conveyancing, Wills and Probate, Powers of Attorney including Lasting Powers of Attorney, Court of Protection Applications and Immigration.

Applying for, or responding to, a Non-Molestation Order can feel overwhelming. Many people have never been inside a cou...
03/09/2026

Applying for, or responding to, a Non-Molestation Order can feel overwhelming.

Many people have never been inside a courtroom before, and emotions are understandably high.
The important thing to remember is that these hearings focus on immediate safety.

They are designed to protect individuals where the court believes protection may be necessary. In some circumstances, an application can be made "without notice". This means the court hears the application before the other person is informed because delaying the hearing could place someone at greater risk.

If there is a hearing where both parties attend, the court understands that coming face to face may be distressing. Special arrangements can often be put in place. These may include separate waiting areas, different arrival times or protective measures within the courtroom itself.

The hearing is not about dramatic confrontations. The judge will consider the evidence available and decide whether legal protection is appropriate or whether other undertakings or arrangements can resolve the situation.

Every case is unique. What matters most is ensuring everyone involved feels safe whilst allowing the court to make an informed decision.

If you believe you need urgent legal protection or you've been served with an application, seeking specialist legal advice as early as possible is essential.

For further information about protective injunctions, you can also read the Government guidance. If you need confidential advice today, contact our Family Law team.

31/08/2026

If you're going to court to make arrangements for your children, it's completely normal to feel anxious.

For many parents, it's their first experience of the Family Court. The unknown can often feel more daunting than the hearing itself.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that the hearing is about parents "winning" or "losing".
It isn't.

The court's priority is always the welfare of the child. The judge wants to understand what arrangements are in the child's best interests and whether parents can reach an agreement that provides stability and consistency moving forward.

At the hearing, you won't be expected to make a dramatic speech or argue your case like you might have seen on television.

Instead, the judge will ask questions, listen to both parties and consider any information provided by Cafcass if they are involved.

The hearing is usually calm and structured, with everyone focused on finding practical solutions.
If agreement can be reached, the court may approve those arrangements without the need for a contested hearing.

If not, the judge will explain what happens next and what additional information may be needed before a final decision can be made.

The most important thing you can do is remain focused on your child. Avoid criticising the other parent unnecessarily and answer questions honestly and clearly.

Family proceedings can feel emotional, but they are designed to help children move forward with arrangements that support their wellbeing.

If you're unsure what to expect before attending court, taking legal advice beforehand can make a significant difference to your confidence and understanding of the process.

If you have questions about child arrangements or would like confidential advice, call our Family Law team on 0116 253 6856 or send us a direct message.

Most people do not wake up thinking they need a solicitor. They’re thinking about buying a home, protecting their family...
26/08/2026

Most people do not wake up thinking they need a solicitor.

They’re thinking about buying a home, protecting their family, growing a business, planning for the future, resolving a difficult situation, or creating opportunities for the next chapter of their lives.

Legal advice is often only one part of a much bigger story.

Our role is to help people move forward with confidence, whatever that next step may be.

Our services include:
• Residential Conveyancing
• Commercial Property
• Family Law
• Divorce and Separation
• Child Arrangement Matters
• Pre-Nuptial Agreements
• Wills and Future Planning
• Immigration Services
• Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Every client journey is different. Some people come to us when they are purchasing their first home; others are navigating complex family circumstances.

Some are business owners looking to protect and grow what they have built, others simply want peace of mind that their future plans are secure.

Whilst the legal issue may differ, the objective remains the same; Providing clear advice, protecting our clients' interests and helping people make informed decisions with confidence.

Legal advice should feel accessible, supportive, and practical. That is the standard we strive to deliver every day.
Whether you are buying, selling, planning, protecting or resolving, our team is here to support you.
Drop us a DM or call 0116 253 6856 to discuss how we can help.

One of the hardest conversations separating parents have is deciding where the children will live. There is no one size...
24/08/2026

One of the hardest conversations separating parents have is deciding where the children will live.

There is no one size fits all answer. Every family is different.

The law does not automatically favour one parent over another, instead, the focus is always on one question: What is in the child's best interests?

Many parents are able to reach agreement through open discussion or mediation. Where agreement cannot be reached, a solicitor can help negotiate arrangements, explain your legal position and, if necessary, make an application to the court.

The court will consider a number of factors, including the child's wishes where appropriate, their emotional and physical needs, their education, family relationships and any risks to their welfare.

The objective is not to create winners and losers. It is to create stable arrangements that allow children to thrive.

Every decision should be centred around the child's future rather than the parents' disagreement.

If you are struggling to agree arrangements for your children, our Family Law team is here to help you find a constructive way forward.

Call 0116 253 6856 for confidential advice.

"How long will conveyancing take?" It is one of the most common questions our team receives. The honest answer is that e...
21/08/2026

"How long will conveyancing take?"

It is one of the most common questions our team receives. The honest answer is that every transaction is different.
Whilst many people hope for a simple timescale, the reality is that several factors influence how quickly a transaction progresses: The type of property, mortgage requirements, search turnaround times, the responsiveness of third parties, the length of the property chain and any legal issues identified during investigations. All of these factors can have an impact.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that delays are always caused by solicitors. Property transactions involve multiple organisations and individuals, each with their own processes and timescales.

The good news is that many delays can be reduced through early preparation, proactive communication, and effective case management.

This is why choosing an experienced conveyancing team matters. The role of a solicitor is not simply to react to problems when they appear. It is to anticipate potential issues, manage expectations, and keep matters moving wherever possible.

Our team understands that clients want clarity. People often plan removals, school changes, mortgage arrangements, and significant life decisions around completion dates.

Providing realistic advice from the outset helps create confidence throughout the transaction.
If you are currently buying or selling a property, what is your biggest concern about the process?
Drop us a DM and let us know.

Do I really need a solicitor? It is a question we hear regularly. The answer depends on what is at stake. If your sep...
18/08/2026

Do I really need a solicitor?

It is a question we hear regularly.

The answer depends on what is at stake.

If your separation involves children, property, pensions, businesses or significant assets, professional legal advice can make a substantial difference.

A family solicitor does far more than complete paperwork.

We explain your legal rights, help you understand the likely outcomes, negotiate on your behalf, identify risks that may not be immediately obvious and most importantly, we help you make informed decisions at a time when emotions can often cloud judgement.

Many people only discover they have made costly mistakes once agreements have already been reached.

Seeking advice early does not mean you are creating conflict. It means you are protecting your future, your finances and your family.

The decisions made during a divorce can affect you for many years to come.

Having the right legal support from the beginning can provide clarity, confidence and peace of mind when you need it most.

If you are considering separation or divorce, speak to our experienced Family Law team before making any major decisions.

Call 0116 253 6856 for a confidential conversation.

We’re excited to be sponsoring the upcoming Opulence Gala & VEDA Awards 2026 ✨Supporting our local community and celebra...
14/08/2026

We’re excited to be sponsoring the upcoming Opulence Gala & VEDA Awards 2026 ✨

Supporting our local community and celebrating those making a positive difference is incredibly important to us, so we’re proud to be supporting VEDA Women's Club for this special event.

The evening will celebrate the women, organisations and allies creating meaningful change across our communities – recognising their achievements, impact and contribution.

We’re really looking forward to being part of it and celebrating alongside so many inspiring people on Thursday 10 September at Moonshine, Leicester.

A fantastic evening ahead – and one we’re very proud to support.

14/08/2026

When parents separate, one of the biggest worries is always the children. It’s completely natural to feel unsure about how things will work or what the future will look like for them.

People often ask whether the court decides who is the “better” parent.
It doesn’t.

The court’s focus is always on what’s in the child’s best interests, and wherever possible, it encourages parents to reach an agreement without unnecessary conflict. Most families find that clear communication and a child‑centred approach make the biggest difference.

If you’re navigating separation and need practical guidance on child arrangements, our family law team is here to help.

📞 Leicester Office: 0116 253 6856
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The online divorce process has made ending a marriage quicker and more accessible than ever. But obtaining the divorce i...
13/08/2026

The online divorce process has made ending a marriage quicker and more accessible than ever. But obtaining the divorce itself is often the simplest part.

What many people do not realise is that the divorce application does not automatically deal with your finances. It does not decide what happens to your home, it does not divide pensions and it does not guarantee either person is protected financially in the future.

Without a legally binding Financial Consent Order, financial claims can remain open long after the divorce has been finalised.

This means that years later, one former spouse could still make a financial claim against the other.

This is one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding modern divorce.

Completing an online divorce may end the marriage, but it does not necessarily end the financial relationship.

Taking advice from a family solicitor ensures you understand the wider implications before making decisions that could affect your future.

The legal process is not simply about ending a marriage. It is about protecting the next chapter of your life.

If you are considering divorce, speak to our Family Law team for confidential advice before making important decisions.

Call 0116 253 6856 or send us a direct message.

When comparing conveyancing quotes, it can be tempting to focus on one thing. Price. After all, if several firms appear ...
11/08/2026

When comparing conveyancing quotes, it can be tempting to focus on one thing.
Price.

After all, if several firms appear to be offering the same service, why pay more?

The reality is that conveyancing is rarely as simple as comparing numbers on a quote. A lower fee does not always represent better value, and many people only discover this once their transaction is underway.

Property transactions require attention to detail, proactive communication, and the ability to identify and resolve issues before they become costly problems. Delays, unanswered emails, lack of updates, and reactive case handling can create frustration for everyone involved.

What initially appeared to be a saving can quickly become expensive when transactions stall; deadlines are missed or opportunities are lost.

The conveyancing process has become increasingly complex over recent years. Lender requirements continue to evolve. Property transactions often involve multiple parties. Expectations around communication and turnaround times are higher than ever.

This means clients should look beyond the headline figure and ask important questions.
Who will handle the matter?
How often will updates be provided?
What is included in the quoted fee?
What experience does the team have?
How accessible will the solicitor be?

Our clients receive clear communication, experienced legal support, and a team focused on delivering a smooth transaction from instruction through to completion.

Conveyancing is about protecting one of the biggest financial decisions most people will ever make, not just completing forms.

If you are comparing conveyancing quotes and would like honest guidance, call 0116 253 6856.

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