Where Law Meets Trust
Expert legal services in UK Immigration and Family Law. Based in Chelmsford, Essex, serving clients throughout the United Kingdom.
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Specialist Practice Areas
Immigration & family law
Essex Based
Suite M, 33 Robjohs Road Essex, Chelmsford CM1 3AG
Registered Firm
Company No. 13894998
Legal Experts
Dedicated legal team
Expert Legal Services for Every Need
Whether you need immigration advice or family law support, our experienced Legal Experts are here to help.
Immigration Law
Personal and Business Immigration services
Family Law
Expert legal support for divorce, separation, and civil partnerships.
Employment Law
Termination of sponsorship that may affect immigration status.
Cross Jurisdictional Cases
Cross-jurisdiction legal matters, particularly India and Pakistan cases.
A Law Firm Built on Trust, Expertise, and Results
At T & M Legis, we understand that seeking legal advice can be daunting. That is why we are committed to providing clear, honest, and compassionate legal services. Our team of experienced Legal Experts is dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients.
500+
Cases Handled
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Core Practice Areas
98%
Client Satisfaction
15+
Years Combined Experience
Your Path to Legal Resolution
We make the legal process straightforward and stress-free. Here is how we work with you from start to finish.
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Case Strategy
Our Legal Experts develop a tailored legal strategy designed to achieve the best outcome for you.
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We handle all legal proceedings and communications, keeping you informed every step of the way.
What Our Clients Say
We are proud of the trust our clients place in us. Here are some of their experiences.
"T & M Legis helped me secure my Indefinite Leave to Remain after a previous refusal. Their knowledge of immigration law is outstanding, and they kept me informed every step of the way. I cannot recommend them highly enough."
Amara K.
Immigration Law Client
"Going through a divorce was incredibly difficult, but the team at T & M Legis handled everything with such sensitivity and professionalism. They fought for a fair settlement and always put my children's interests first."
Robert T.
Family Law Client
"After being unfairly dismissed, I was unsure of my rights. T & M Legis took on my case and won a significant settlement at the Employment Tribunal. They were thorough, responsive, and genuinely cared about my case."
Fatima S.
Employment Law Client
"When I was wrongly accused, T & M Legis provided immediate support at the police station and built a strong defence. The charges were dropped before trial. I am incredibly grateful for their expertise and dedication."
Michael P.
Criminal Law Client
"As a small business owner, having reliable legal support is essential. T & M Legis helped set up my company, drafted all my contracts, and continues to provide invaluable ongoing advice. A truly professional firm."
Chen W.
Business Law Client
"We needed a sponsorship licence urgently to hire international talent. T & M Legis prepared our application meticulously and we received our licence within weeks. Their compliance guidance has been equally excellent."
Sarah L.
Sponsorship License Law Client
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