Family law solicitors · Glasgow
Clear, calm family law advice when it matters most
A team of twenty family solicitors in the heart of Glasgow, helping families across Scotland with divorce, separation, children and finances.
120+ Reviews · Herald Law Awards of Scotland finalist · Top 3 family law solicitors in Glasgow
Recognised across Scottish family law




About the firm
A different approach to family law
At Clarity Simplicity we pride ourselves on taking a different approach to legal services: we are problem solvers first and foremost. We work from our office in Glasgow and advise clients across Scotland, and with a team of twenty and 176 years of qualified experience between us there is very little in Scots family law we cannot help with.
Our advice is strong, intuitive and practical, and it is always given in plain English, so you know where you stand from the first conversation.
Kara MacGregor-Duke on how the family law team works with clients.
Our family law services
Help with every stage of family life
Divorce and separation
Straightforward advice on simplified and contested divorce, separation agreements and what happens next.
Child contact and residence
Contact, residence and specific issue orders, relocation and disputes, with solicitors trained in mediation.
Cohabitation
Your rights when living together under Scots law, and cohabitation agreements that protect both of you.
Financial matters
Dividing matrimonial property, pensions, spousal maintenance and prenuptial agreements on separation.
Guardianship orders
Guardianship orders for adults who lack capacity, so decisions about their welfare and finances can be made.
Adoption and modern families
Adoption, surrogacy and parenting arrangements for every kind of family, handled with care.
Guides and insights
Plain answers to Scottish family law questions
Can You Write Your Own Will in Scotland?
Yes, you can write your own will in Scotland. There is no general rule saying that a solicitor must prepare your will. But there is a big difference…- Wills and executry
What Makes a Will Legally Valid in Scotland? A Guide to Scottish Wills and Legal Rights
- Wills and executry
Where Should You Store Your Original Will in Scotland?
- Wills and executry
Can You Change Your Will Without Making a New One? Understanding Codicils in Scotland
- Wills and executry
Power of Attorney and Your Will in Scotland: Why You Probably Need Both
What our clients say
Trusted by families across Scotland
Meet the team
The solicitors you will actually speak to
Twenty family law solicitors in one Glasgow office, with 176 years of experience between them. Every case is handled by a named solicitor who specialises in your issue.
Our Process
Needing to see a lawyer can be daunting, and you might be anxious about the outcome. From your first call to the day your matter is resolved, you will always know what happens next.
Book a free 45 minute chat
Online, by phone on 0141 471 9166 or at our Woodlands Road office. No obligation.
Meet your solicitor
You will be greeted by our friendly staff, offered a hot drink and asked to complete a short new client form. It is not a contract.
Get a clear plan
Your options and next steps explained in plain English, with no legal jargon.
We take it from here
Negotiation, mediation or court, we keep you informed at every step.
Free 45 minute consultation
Talk to a family lawyer today
34 Woodlands Road, Glasgow G3 6UR
or call 0141 471 9166


