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Barry O’Leary, who became a partner in the firm on 1 October 2006, read law at Cambridge University and attended law school at the College of Law, London. He qualified as a solicitor in 1997 and joined Wesley Gryk Solicitors in January 2000.

His practice deals with the full range of immigration and nationality issues, with a particular emphasis on: applications based on partnership and family; applications following international surrogacy arrangements; and asylum and human rights claims based on sexual identity.


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Jade advises on family and fertility law including domestic and international surrogacy, divorce and civil partnership dissolution, separation, financial matters arising on separation and disputes involving children. She is experienced in adoption work, particularly adoption with an international element.
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