Olive Court Chambers

PHONE NUMBER

02034897164

EMAIL ADDRESS​

info@olivecourtchambers.com

  • Wills & Probate

    20 Years Of Experience In Law Solutiuons

  • Immigration

    20 Years Of Experience In Law Solutiuons

  • Family Law

    20 Years Of Experience In Law Solutiuons

Head Of Chambers

Emma Lanlehin

Welcome to Olive Court Chambers –

Founded by Emma Lanlehin, a seasoned legal professional with over 25 years of experience, our Chambers is dedicated to providing tailored, client-focused legal solutions that take the stress out of even the most complex cases.

Emma Lanlehin’s extensive career spans over two decades, helping individuals, families, and businesses achieve successful outcomes. Before establishing Olive Court Chambers, Emma gained invaluable experience working for top-tier law firms in London, qualifying as a solicitor and practicing as a Solicitor Advocate. 

Since returning to the English Bar in 2016, Emma has been recognized for her dedication to excellence across a wide range of legal areas.

Emma is renowned not only for her legal understanding but also for her exceptional client care. 

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Practice Areas (What We Offer)

What Can Olive Court Chambers Do For You?

Olive Court Chambers is here to help you navigate through legal challenges with confidence and ease. Whether you need expert legal advice or skilled representation in matters of immigration, family law, or wills and probate, we’re committed to guiding you every step of the way.

At Olive Court Chambers, we don’t just provide legal services—we provide peace of mind

From marriage and relationship breakdowns to child-related difficulties, family law covers a wide spectrum of issues.

Who is allowed to enter the UK, how long they are allowed to remain, and what they are allowed to do while they are here are all determined by UK immigration laws. 

Public Access

We are a Public Access Barristers' Chambers

Following key changes in the law in 2004, members of the public, professionals and companies can instruct a barrister without the use of a solicitor.

Anyone can now go directly to a barrister without having to involve anyone else (e.g. a solicitor). The barrister’s role remains essentially the same as when they are approached by a solicitor or another intermediary. Barristers can advise you on your legal status or rights. Barristers can draft and send documents for you and can represent you in court, tribunals or mediations. Barristers can also negotiate on your behalf and can attend employment or investigative interviews and hearings where appropriate.

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