Hourly rates
For litigation, employment and family matters we normally charge hourly rates. London follows Law Society London grade 3; Birmingham follows National grade 1.

FEES & POLICY
Transparent pricing for immigration, asylum, family, employment and litigation — plus Legal Aid where you qualify.
SERVICES & FEES
JKR Solicitors provide consultation, advisory work, application preparation, advocacy and court work across immigration, asylum, human rights, family, employment and litigation.
HOW FEES WORK
We explain costs at your first meeting — so you know what to expect before we begin.
For litigation, employment and family matters we normally charge hourly rates. London follows Law Society London grade 3; Birmingham follows National grade 1.
Immigration matters use a minimum–maximum fixed fee based on complexity. One-off family or employment work may also be available on a fixed fee — ask the office.
Both London and Birmingham offices hold Legal Aid contracts for immigration and asylum. Cover may include initial applications and appeals where you qualify.
PRIVATE FEES
At the initial meeting, your caseworker reviews complexity and confirms the legal fees required for your matter.
Initial consultation
£100
Up to 45 minutes

LEGAL AID
JKR has Legal Aid contracts in immigration and asylum for both offices. We also sit on detention centre duty rotas and hold surgeries for immigration detainees.
In some human rights matters, Legal Aid may be available in exceptional circumstances — please enquire with the office.
Initial applications are subject to a means test. If you receive public funds, NASS or asylum support, you automatically satisfy the means test.
If working, you may qualify where cash savings are under £3,000 and monthly disposable income is under £753. Bring payslips, bank statements or other proof of income and savings.
If not employed, bring a supporting letter with photo ID of the person financially supporting you. Their means are not assessed — only that you receive support.
Appeals require both a means test and a merits test (prospects of success).
COMPLAINTS POLICY
If you are unhappy with any aspect of our service, raise it first with the adviser dealing with your case. If they cannot resolve it, write to our Practice Manager.
You will receive an acknowledgment within 5 working days and a full explanation within four weeks of the date we receive your complaint.
If the matter remains unresolved, you may approach the Legal Ombudsman — normally within six months of our written response, and within one year of the act or omission (or when you should reasonably have known of it).
Legal Ombudsman
PO Box 6806
Wolverhampton WV1 9WJ
Tel: 0300 555 0333
Email: enquiries@legalombudsman.org.uk
legalombudsman.org.ukThe Solicitors Regulation Authority can help if you are concerned about our behaviour — for example dishonesty, loss of money, or unfair treatment. We are regulated by the SRA (ID: 624791).
Report a solicitor to the SRAContact our London or Birmingham office for fee advice tailored to your case. This website provides general information only and is not legal advice.
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