Separating from one’s spouse can be an emotional rollercoaster, characterised by feelings of loss, uncertainty, and bewilderment. You are likely enquiring about the expectations and the most effective strategies for you and your family to navigate through this challenging period if you have found yourself at the beginning of such a journey. Every separation and…
The most delicate and emotive matters that we, as family lawyers, assist our clients with our child contact and residence arrangements, ensuring adherence to parental responsibilities. We are aware that the welfare and best interests of the children should always be the top priority when parents separate or divorce. We are committed to assisting you…
Forms of alternative reproductive technology are on the rise internationally, and for some parents, conceiving a child without medical intervention is not a viable option. Surrogacy is an option for individuals in Scotland who wish to become parents. If you or your partner wish to engage a surrogate in the future, or if you are…
Breaking up with someone is a big life decision that can be emotionally and legally challenging. Navigating this difficult period more easily can be achieved by being aware of the various methods. Grounds for Divorce In Scotland, a divorce may be obtained for the following particular reasons: Simplified Divorce Procedure As the name implies, the…
When individuals or couples come to us for adoption guidance, they might not realise that adoption within the United Kingdom and adoption outside of it are subject to distinct laws and processes. Travelling to and from the child’s home country is a common aspect of adopting a child from another nation. There are other factors…
A prenuptial agreement is a document, also commonly known as a prenup, which provides a formal written contract that individuals engage in before their marriage or civil partnership. A prenup set out exactly the division of financial assets in the unfortunate event that the marriage ends and the couple separates, or the event of a…
In Scotland, the equivalent of the C100 form used in England and Wales is known as the “Form F9 – Application for an order relating to parental responsibilities and rights.” This form is used to initiate court proceedings concerning parental responsibilities and rights (PRRs) in Scotland, often involving a family court decision. Purpose of Form…
Parenting is one of life’s most challenging roles, and stability is often a key measure in the assessment of a suitable environment for a child’s development. In Scotland, the term “unstable parent” is not legally defined; rather, it is a term more likely to be used in social work or family law discussions when addressing…
It is simple to believe that after you pass away, everything you own will be distributed according to your will. It’s just as easy not to go over your jointly held home’s title papers with your will and specifically to see whether there’s a survivorship destination hiding there. But this can have major consequences, especially…
Situated in the central region of Scotland, where verdant highlands merge with venerable heritage, the regulations about inheritance endure through a fusion of convention and equity. Whether a parent may be permitted to leave everything to a single child transcends mere personal preference and delves into intricate webs of legal constraints, familial privileges, and societal…