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With our trusted team of legal experts, GN Law has your interests at heart.
GN Law is an independent law firm, with a dynamic team of solicitors, paralegals and support staff. We represent clients locally in North Finchley, Whetstone and Barnet, across London and the UK, specialising in many areas of law including mental health, care proceedings, probate and divorce.
Are you a victim of an abuse of police power? Our Actions Against Police Solicitors can help with wrongful arrest, assault & malicious prosecution claims.
Our Community Care Solicitors are dedicated to standing-up for the vulnerable to ensure they receive the help and support they are entitled to.
Our Court of Protection Solicitors specialise in all aspects of capacity law from financial and welfare deputyships to the deprivation of liberty safeguards.
Our Family Law Solicitors provide expert advice from complex divorce settlements and pre-nuptial agreements to private children matters and care proceedings.
Our Mental Health Solicitors help patients detained under the Mental Health Act. GN Law is one of the largest UK providers of Legal Aid mental health law advice.
Our experienced Power of Attorney Solicitors can provide advice and help you obtain an LPA, including looking after all the paperwork. Fixed fees are available.
Our specialist Wills, Trusts and Probate Solicitors provide legal advice and help clients to plan for their future and the future of their families.
GN Law provides many useful guides focusing on the aspects of the law we specialise in, including making a will, applying for probate, divorce proceedings, complaints against the police and compensation claims against the police.
Recent Articles
The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) released legal guidance tailored to professional deputies and attorneys concerning the rules governing gift-giving. This article highlights some of the key issues outlined in that guidance.
Code 1.7A states the Appropriate Adult’s role is to safeguard the rights and welfare of juveniles and vulnerable people. This may include to: What is an Appropriate Adult? The Appropriate Adult is a legal role set out in Code C of PACE. Code C is a Code of Practice for the detention, treatment and questioning of people by police officers....
Recently, the Supreme Court has given a judgment regarding ‘ordinary residence’ and the circumstances in which someone is discharged from detention in hospital.
When circumstances leave individuals unable to handle their own financial affairs, there are legal mechanisms available to protect their financial stability, such as Deputyship and LPAs.
Divorce has significant impact in a person’s life and requires a rebalancing of your affairs. From a financial and welfare perspective, updating your will and considering the status of your lasting powers of attorney (LPA) is crucial.
If you are currently experiencing domestic abuse from an ex-partner, it is crucial that you reach out for assistance. The Family Courts have the ability to provide victims of domestic abuse with protective 'injunction' orders to ensure their safety and well-being.
