Blog and Updates

Ending a Private Residential Tenancy If you wish to terminate your private residential tenancy, it is your responsibility as a landlord to provide a notice of leave.  The date on...

Ending a Private Residential Tenancy If you wish to terminate your private residential tenancy, it is your responsibility as a landlord to provide a notice of leave.  The...

Are you considering legal action but worried about time, cost, or complexity? If your claim is under £5,000, Scotland’s Simple Procedure could be the solution! Let’s break it...

Buying your first home is a huge milestone that can often feel daunting and can be a little overwhelming. There are lots of aspects which can be confusing,...

In this blog, Claire shares how her non-traditional route led her back to law—this time in a fully remote role with Complete Clarity and Simplicity Legal. Her story...

As April approaches, it is the perfect time to focus on organising and tidying not just our homes but our personal affairs too. An important tool in doing...

Happy Mother’s Day to all Mums! There are various ways to become a mother in Scotland: biological parenthood, adoption, fostering, surrogacy, or step-parenting. Different processes, laws and rights apply...

Blog Post home blogs Contact Us Information for Landlord and Tenants In March 2024, the Scottish Government introduced the new Housing (Scotland) Bill. The Bill is currently at...

According to new rules, parents will now be entitled to neonatal care leave from “day one” of their work – April 2025  On April 6, 2025, the right...

This week, Martin Lewis discussed on The Martin Lewis Money Show Live the importance of a Power of Attorney no matter what age.  Let’s explore what a Power...

Collaborative law is a legal process used in Scotland, primarily in family law cases, where parties work together with the assistance of legal professionals to reach a mutually...

Table of Contents International Women’s Day is a global celebration on the 8th of March, celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. It seems fitting,...

Family law – transferring shares as part of a divorce solicitor In the majority of divorces, it’s not uncommon for both parties to have shares in a family-owned...

  Questions about what should happen to the assets of a shareholder after death and how they should be distributed to beneficiaries will inevitably arise. Here, we detail...

Over the next 12 to 18 months, major alterations will affect your budgets while giving your employees more job rights. The Employment Rights Bill is the most major...

Storm Éowyn hit Scotland on the 24th of January 2025, leaving thousands of homes without power, until as late as the 11th of February. This left Homeowners, Tenants...