Archive: August 2025

Niamh Fegan writes for Free Movement

Niamh Fegan, common law pupil, has written an article on Free Movement about the common hurdles she has seen in her experience of immigration bail applications. The article is available to read here.  Niamh is on her feet from 1st October 2025 and welcomes instructions in all asylum and immigration matters, including bail applications.

Charlotte Proudman Successfully Represents Mother After Father’s ‘Parental Alienation’ Claim Exposed as Bid to Secure Immigration Status

F v M [2025] EWFC 210 (B)  Dr Charlotte Proudman represented a mother in proceedings concerning her 7-year-old daughter, “U,” whose father sought to enforce and expand contact arrangements. The court found F’s applications were “primarily driven” by his need to regularise his immigration status, not by a genuine desire to see U [99]. While […]

 

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