Mudassir Ali

Bio

Mudassir is a Paralegal and specialises in both Family Law and Immigration Law. 

Mudassir has years of experience, dealing with applications both for ‘in country’ and ‘out of country’ residents. He has successfully obtained entry clearance visas and leave to remain for hundreds of clients.

He has also successfully challenged the Home Office at the tribunal when a visa or leave to remain has not been initially granted.

He acts for parents who wish to have residency or contact with their children and acts for clients seeking a divorce and a financial settlement.

Mudassir receives excellent feedback from clients and with almost 100 reviews, is rated ‘5 out of 5’.

Mudassir is fluent in Urdu and Punjabi and is content to conduct meetings and take instructions in these languages.

Memberships & Accreditations

Notable Cases

Harrogate Family Court [2023]

Acted for Mother seeking a change of residency order in order for the children to live with her.

Leeds Family Court [2023]

Father seeking to increase contact with his children and to take children away on holiday out of the UK.

Huddersfield Family Court [2023]

Acted for Respondent Husband in a Non-Molestation Order and an Occupation Order Application made by estranged partner.

Leeds Family Court [2023]

Acted for Applicant Wife in a Non-Molestation Order Application following a breakdown of relationship.

Leeds Family Court [2023]

Father seeking to change contact order to increase contact with his child.

S and Home Office [2023]

Successfully acted for a father seeking child’s overseas British Passport.

S and Home Office [2023]

Successful Further Leave to Remain on the basis of Family and Private Life.

B and Home Office [2022]

Indefinite Leave to Remain granted to a Wife who was a victim of domestic abuse. The application was considered and successfully granted within a matter of two weeks.

B and Home Office [2022]

Successfully obtained naturalisation for a skilled worker.

G and Home Office [2022]

Successfully obtained entry clearance visa for a spouse.

H and Home Office [2022]

Indefinite Leave to Remain granted to Husband who was a victim of domestic abuse.

A and Home Office [2022]

Successfully obtained entry clearance visa for a spouse, using the exemption for financial requirement.

G and Home Office [2021]

Successful Admin Review to re-consider a visit visa, which was initially refused.

S and Home Office [2020]

Successful Discretionary Leave to Remain Application for a client, who was previously to be deported.

S and Home Office [2020]

Successfully appealed against the Home Office, in respect of Human Protection Grounds.

M and Home Office [2020]

Successfully appealed against the Home Office, in respect of a client who was seeking leave to remain based on his long residency in the UK.

W and Home Office [2019]

Successful Further Leave to Remain, for an overstayer.

A and Home Office [2019]

Successfully applied for an entry clearance visa based on marriage, where the applicant had previously been deported from the UK.

H and Home Office [2018]

Successfully applied for an entry clearance visa based on marriage, where the applicant was already in the UK but on an incorrect visa.

S and Home Office [2018]

Successfully appealed against the Home Office, in respect of a client who had been detained as an overstayer. Further Leave to Remain was subsequently granted on Human Rights basis.