Blog Post Blog Post Supreme Court Clarifies Co-habitation Rights in Scotland 28 August 2012 Lucy Metcalf Family Law On 4 July 2012, the Supreme Court, in the case of Gow v Grant ruled that cohabiting couples should be able to make financial claims against…
Blog Post Blog Post Don't rush to court to settle divorce 6 August 2012 Jennifer Broatch Family Law It might be all the rage with celebrities, but a top family law expert is warning that turning to the courts to settle a divorce could…
Blog Post Blog Post International issues sparks new divorce trend 19 July 2012 Sandra Sutherland Family Law Lawyers no longer just have to contend with warring couples arguing over who the children should live with. A new trend is emerging that…
Blog Post Blog Post Engathering evidence when it comes to applying for a divorce. 19 July 2012 Angela Wipat Family Law With the current phone hacking scandal hitting the headlines at the moment, it is perhaps worthwhile taking a moment to consider the…
Blog Post Blog Post Rise in Parental Child Abduction Cases 11 July 2012 Angela Wipat Family Law With more and more people choosing to travel and work abroad, this has often resulted in couples from different countries starting…
Blog Post Blog Post I'm a Celebrity, Get me a Divorce 30 April 2012 Cheryl Wallace Family Law Many find the lives of celebrities interesting to watch – especially when it comes to their love lives. There is a constant stream of…
Blog Post Blog Post Will Prince William and Kate Middleton Sign a Prenup? 17 April 2012 Lynne Sturrock Family Law With all the forthcoming excitement for the Royal Wedding on 29 April between Prince William and Kate Middleton, many family lawyers would…
Blog Post Blog Post Transgender Recognition in Scottish Divorce 11 April 2012 Elaine Sym Family Law With the announcement today that the High Court in Australia has ruled that two transgender people can be recognised as men, despite not…
Blog Post Blog Post Scotland-v-England? Which is the better option for divorce? 7 March 2012 Lucy Metcalf Family Law Last week, it was announced that Dragons’ Den Tycoon, Duncan Bannatyne is set to divorce his wife of 5 years and mother of his two children…
Blog Post Blog Post Students to Sue Parents for University Fees? 2 August 2011 Jennifer Broatch Family Law Whilst today marks an important day for high school pupils across Scotland, with the arrival of their much anticipated exam results, it…
Blog Post Blog Post Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2011 19 July 2011 Angela Wipat Family Law The Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2011 comes into force today. This new piece of legislation has been introduced in an attempt to improve…
Blog Post Blog Post New Laws Strengthen Rights of Children with Additional Educational Needs 14 November 2009 Angela Wipat Family Law The Additional Support for Learning (Scotland) Act 2009 came into force on Sunday November 14, strengthening the rights of children with…