A.Seelhoff Solicitors

read moreWe are currently seeing urgent appointments only in the office for those people who cannot work remotely. Please email adrian@seelhoff.com to make arrangements for any remote appointment which can be done on Skype, Google hangouts or WhatsApp. This is the website of A.Seelhoff Solicitors and is supposed to give you an idea about who we are and what we can do to help you as your solicitors. We are a small but well regarded firm based in West London and we have been referenced by the Court of Appeal as being "Very Competent" and members of the firm have appeared on the BBC and Sky News discussing developments in the law while others contribute to Law Society Practice guidance and have written for the Law Society Gazette.

read moreWe appreciate that many people do not have reason to instruct solicitors on a regular basis and this section is intended to let you know what to expect from us when you first contact us, and what we will have to ask you to do. You can also consult the Solicitor's Regulation Authority guidance. When you first contact this office the person you speak to should identify themselves and confirm their professional standing and position in the Firm. They will then ask you to identify yourself and try to understand exactly what it is you are asking for advice on.

read moreA.Seelhoff Solicitors was established in the Summer of 2009 by the owner and principal Mr Adrian Seelhoff. Since then it has grown to three solicitors each with considerable legal experience and has been referenced as "very competent" in the Court of Appeal and its solicitors have contributed to and appeared on broadcasts on Sky News and the BBC. The firm takes a modern and flexible approach to providing legal services but also retained traditional values in respect of professional conduct. The firm carries Mr Seelhoff's name because he feels it is important that clients and all people dealing with the firm understand who is responsible for its values and accountable for its actions.

read moreImmigration Law has been a highly politicised issue over the last few years and has become exponentially more complex. The Immigration Rules now comprise nearly 1800 pages of requirements and there have been new statutes almost every other year for the last ten years. In addition information provided about the Home Office has become increasingly misleading, confused and sometime just wrong. Against this background the Court of Appeal has referenced the firm's immigration work as "Very Competent" (SU Bangladesh [2013] EWCA Civ 427) and members of our team have contributed to the national debate appearing on both the BBC and Sky News discussing the wider issues.