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Collaborative Family Law Solicitors Scotland

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 agreed settlement without going to court. It is an alternative dispute resolution method that aims to foster cooperation and reduce conflict, making it less adversarial than traditional […]

Family law – transferring shares as part of a divorce

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 company. Most often, the company includes others in the family, but the most typical situation is one where spouses own 50 per cent of the shares each. This […]

What happens to shares upon the death of a Shareholder

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 four helpful actions to take into account when transferring the shares of a shareholder who has passed away with business owners and executors in mind. Step 1: Verify […]

Life After a Breakup: Navigating Emotional and Legal Challenges – Family Law Divorce

Scots Law: Live, Laugh, Move On  Breakups are undeniably tough—whether you’ve been together for a few months or many years, the end of a relationship can leave you emotionally shaken. But what happens when the breakup isn’t just an emotional journey, but also a legal one? Scots law has specific provisions around things like property, […]

School Placing Request Appeal Scotland Solicitor

One of the most crucial factors for parents to think about is where their children go to school. One of the most important aspects of being a parent is making sure your child gets the most education possible. Sometimes, the school your child is expected to attend because of the “Catchment Area” in which you […]

Divorce Process to get divorced in Scotland – Get a divorce in Scotland

In Scotland, you typically submit an application to the Sheriff Court in your local sheriff’s court if you want to file for divorce.  You must prove there is no chance of a reunion and that your marriage has broken down irretrievably. Ground for Divorce in Scotland – Needing to get a divorce There are four […]

What Happens When a Parent Breaches a Child Contact Agreement Over Christmas in Scotland?

Families frequently gather throughout the Christmas season to spend quality time together. However, when parents separate, it can be a source of increased tension and worry, particularly when it comes to child contact arrangements. A breach of a contact agreement—whether it concerns the amount of time children spend with each parent, the location of visits, […]

In Scotland how do adoption and fostering differ from one another? 

Before delving into the distinctions, it is imperative to comprehend the meaning of the phrases “adoption” and “fostering” in Scotland. Fostering Scotland Fostering is the process of placing a child in the care of someone other than their biological parent. For several reasons, the birth parent of the kid has frequently had to temporarily relinquish […]

Child Contact Arrangement For The Christmas Period

Child Contact Arrangements For The Christmas Period Some may argue that it is too early to consider the Christmas holiday season because Halloween was a few short weeks ago. Nevertheless, the navigation of family arrangements is always difficult and further complicated for separated parents in the run up to Christmas. When determining how time for […]