There are many unpleasant surprises associated with the dissolution of a marriage or civil partnership. This holds true for all facets of your relationship, including your financial situation. Secret credit card debts can all too frequently be the cause of a lot of grief and distress when assets and liabilities are disclosed with the intention…
Should being separated from your pet hinder your bond with them? We value our dogs and frequently think of them as additional family members. What happens to our pets when we split up? Who gets to keep the family pet can be the most difficult topic, even though it may not be at the top…
It is true to remark that this is an uncertain period in which we find ourselves. After Prime Minister Liz Truss announced her resignation, the pound decreased in value relative to the dollar. The UK economy is in a bit of a bind right now due to a crisis in the cost of living and…
The Scottish Law Commission (“the SLC”) yesterday released its highly anticipated—at least among lawyers—Report on Cohabitation law. As was to be expected, the report suggests some very significant changes to the law governing cohabitants’ separation claims. Some of such suggestions are highlighted in this article. Definition of cohabitant The Family Law (Scotland) Act 2006 (referred…
What does guardianship entail, and what am I required to do? Do you understand what it means to become a guardian? You may have heard the terms ‘Guardianship’ and ‘Guardian’ without understanding the actual meaning. This article addresses the guardianship of individuals, sometimes known as adults with incapacity. Here, we will explore what becoming a guardian…
We can advise individuals who are experiencing the trauma and complexity of separation and divorce including matters involving issues regarding children and finances. It is important in Family Law matters that you instruct a solicitor who is familiar with the under-noted areas of law and someone in whom you have confidence at what is likely to be…