Legal Solutions
for Global Families

Personal and strategic legal support to individuals whose
lives don’t fit neatly into borders

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People first. Global mindset. Boutique agility.

Our Vision

People first.
The number one choice for global families and businesses with a global mindset.
The firm every lawyer wants to join.

At IMD, we’re building something different: a global law firm with a human heart. We put people first because culture and care are the foundations of every great relationship, whether with our clients or within our team.

We serve global families and businesses with a global outlook, connecting diverse communities and helping people thrive across borders.

With boutique agility, we deliver the responsiveness and personal attention of a close-knit firm, combined with the reach, expertise, and innovation of an international platform.

Our vision is to create a new kind of law firm. One where exceptional lawyers do meaningful work, clients feel genuinely understood, and success never comes at the expense of humanity.

Helping individuals navigate complex legal issues

Our Services

At IMD Solicitors, we specialise in supporting global families whose lives span borders.

Whether navigating cross-border divorce, international child arrangements, complex financial settlements, immigration matters or succession planning, we provide clear, strategic advice designed for families with international dimensions.

We understand that family matters are personal and when jurisdictions, cultures, and assets intersect, complexity increases. Our role is to bring structure, clarity, and confidence to decisions that shape your future.

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Family Law

Our experienced family law solicitors support clients with divorce, child arrangements, financial settlements and complex international matters.

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High Net Worth

Our high net worth solicitors represent affluent individuals and families on legal and personal matters, where confidentiality and specialist experience are essential.

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Private Wealth

Our private wealth solicitors advise on on cross-border estate planning, international wills, probate, disputes and Lasting Powers of Attorney.

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Immigration

Our immigration solicitors provide expert advice and representation on visas, sponsorship, settlement and complex immigration matters.

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Why clients work with us?

Our approach

We combine legal expertise with empathy and cultural understanding.

Our clients often live internationally connected lives, managing assets in multiple countries, raising children across jurisdictions or balancing professional and personal transitions across borders.

We work closely with you to understand the full picture, not just the legal issue. Where needed, we coordinate with overseas advisers to ensure your strategy works globally, not just locally.

Clear advice. Thoughtful strategy. Personal attention.

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Pieces of Advice from our experts

Insights

24 Feb 2026

What Are the Legal Risks in Proceeds of Crime Act Proceedings?

When someone is accused of benefiting financially from criminal activity, the authorities can take action under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA). These proceedings can be stressful, intrusive and financially devastating — often running alongside or after a criminal case.

What Mistakes Do Parents Make When Emotions Take Over Child Custody Disputes?

Disputes about where a child lives, now referred to as child arrangements or “lives with” disputes, are among the most emotionally charged cases heard in the family court. Parents are often navigating separation, a breakdown in trust, and significant emotional pressure, all while trying to adjust to new family dynamics.

What Do You Need to Know About Controlling or Coercive Behaviour?

Controlling or coercive behaviour is a criminal offence in England and Wales. It often happens behind closed doors and can be much harder to recognise than physical abuse. Many people don’t realise that what they’re experiencing – or being accused of – is a serious criminal matter until the police become involved.