Thinking to relocate abroad with your children?
Thinking of relocating abroad with your children? To move abroad with children may not be on anyone’s mind right now, but for parents who live abroad, returning to their “home country” from a new country after a marriage breakup may seem like the only option. However, adding a global component could make the already challenging […]
The process for child custody and residence disputes in Glasgow
The process for child custody and residence disputes in Glasgow In our experience as family and child law solicitors in Glasgow who counsel clients on a daily basis, the procedures involved in resolving disputes are among the most commonly asked issues by clients. For the vast majority of people who hire a lawyer to resolve […]
Considerations for landlords when consenting to sublet
In recent years, businesses have undergone significant changes, some experiencing positive growth and expanding their operations, while others have faced financial challenges and the need to reevaluate their strategies. As companies explore options to streamline costs, one potential avenue is the practice of ‘sub-letting,’ where businesses sublease their premises to others. This article explores the […]
In family law, how does collaborative practice work?
Collaborative law is a constructive method for divorcing or separating couples that avoids the stress and expense of going to court. What is collaborative practice? Each client picks their own collaboratively trained lawyer, and they all meet to hash things out in order to achieve a resolution customised to the needs of the entire family. […]
What should I consider when I, or a loved one, has dementia?
If you are aware of someone who is experiencing memory loss and looking to help people with dementia, there are many things you should consider while doing so. Caring for a loved one can be challenging and overwhelming, hence it is crucial to consider speaking to your GP regarding the next steps and your power […]
How to rectify missives
The Court of Session presided over an action for the rectification of a disposition and set of missives concluded in 1995 in the recent case of Drysdale v. Purvis and Another [2022] CSOH 66. The main building was left out of the contract provisions in the missives and the disposal that transferred the title, which […]
FAQs: Parental child abduction
Parental international child abduction occurs when one parent (the abducting parent) takes a child out of the state where the child usually resides and places them in another state without the other parent’s permission (the left behind parent), in violation of the left behind parent’s right to decide where the child resides (the “right of […]
Education Law: Disability discrimination in schools; Are they failing to make reasonable adjustments?
A person has a disability, according to the Equality Act 2010 advice for schools, if they have a physical or mental impairment that significantly and persistently limits their ability to carry out daily tasks. A school is thus prohibited from discriminating and being unlawful against a disabled student in any area, including admissions, instruction, exclusion, […]
Is collaborative law the right option for you?
Watching court proceedings on TV, filled with tears, temper tantrums, and dramas are entertaining, but it’s best to avoid them in real life and try to resolve disputes without going to court. Given the sensitive and unpleasant topics that will be discussed, it is understandable that cups of tea and tissue boxes will frequently appear […]
Consider the best option for your divorce
It is possible to take charge of the process to ensure the best result for you and your family if you find yourself in a situation where getting a divorce is your only option because your partnership has failed, either now or in the future. Contrary to popular belief, divorce can be handled in a […]
