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As an independent law firm, we represent people’s rights, interests and choices when it matters most. Whether it’s standing with you against life’s injustices, representing your voice when it’s unheard or helping you and your family find resolution, we’re here for you.

Actions Against Police & Public Bodies

Are you a victim of an abuse of police power? Our Actions Against Police Solicitors can help with wrongful arrest, assault & malicious prosecution claims.

Court of Protection

Need to protect a vulnerable loved one? Our Court of Protection Solicitors provide expert help with deputyships, capacity law, and welfare safeguarding.

Divorce and Children

Need expert family law advice? Our Divorce and Children Solicitors guide you through complex financial settlements, children matters, and care proceedings.

Mental Health

Detained under the Mental Health Act? Our Mental Health Solicitors provide immediate help as one of the UK’s largest providers of mental health Legal Aid.

Power of Attorney

Want to ensure your future is secure? Our Power of Attorney Solicitors can help you obtain an LPA and handle all the paperwork. Fixed fees are available.

Wills, Trusts & Probate

Ready to plan for tomorrow? Our specialist Wills, Trusts and Probate Solicitors provide expert legal advice for your future and the future of your family.

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At GN Law, we have a passionate, exceptionally dedicated team of solicitors, paralegals and support colleagues specialising in many areas of law — including health and welfare, property and finance, probate and divorce. We represent clients local to our practice in North Finchley, Barnet – just a few minutes from Whetstone but also across London and the UK.

Featured Cases

Cases Divorce Family

Mahtani v Mahtani: Non-Engagement in High Court Divorce

23 April 2025

The High Court case of Mahtani v Mahtani highlights significant issues of non-disclosure and non-engagement in divorce proceedings. With claims involving millions, Mr Mahtani’s failure to participate led the court to draw adverse inferences, awarding Mrs Mahtani £13.9 million. This pivotal case underscores the importance of fairness and judicial discretion in financial settlements.

Care Proceedings Cases Family

Care Proceedings: A Father’s Fight for His Child

18 October 2024

A story of hope. Representing a father in care proceedings where the court was asked to consider whether his child should live with him or be adopted. This is not an everyday care case.

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Recent Articles

Children Matters Family

Prohibited Steps Order: What Is It and How Do You Apply?

16 October 2026

A Prohibited Steps Order (PSO) is a court order that restricts or prohibits certain actions in family law proceedings, typically involving children. These orders are often used to protect the well-being of children and to prevent harmful actions from being taken by one or both parents.

Probate Wills Wills, Trusts & Probate

What an executor can and cannot do

13 October 2026

Executors have significant legal responsibilities, but also strict boundaries. This article explains what an executor can and cannot do, covering their legal powers, selling property, withholding funds, and paying themselves.

Probate Wills, Trusts & Probate

What do executors need to disclose to beneficiaries?

24 September 2026

Executors and beneficiaries often disagree about what information should be shared during probate. Learn what updates beneficiaries can reasonably expect, what estate accounts typically include, and how executors should handle requests for documents.

Divorce Family

What happens if one partner dies during a divorce?

18 September 2026

If a partner dies during divorce proceedings, the divorce may stop and your legal position can change quickly. This article explains the consequences and the practical steps to protect yourself and your family.

Actions Against Police

Misconduct hearings: their purpose and what happens during them

17 September 2026

Police misconduct proceedings are intended to uphold professional standards and maintain public confidence in policing. What are they and what typically happens during a hearing?

Probate Wills Wills, Trusts & Probate

What does an executor of a will do?

16 September 2026

If you’ve been named as an executor in someone’s will, it can feel daunting. This step-by-step guide explains an executor’s duties, from locating the will and securing assets to probate, tax, paying debts and distributing the estate, along with what to do if you need help or cannot act.