It is often the case when couples are separating or divorcing that there is property involved. This is normally a matrimonial home but it can include other property owned by one or both of the ...Read more
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Can an executor inherit from a will?
When someone dies, there is an important distinction to be made between the roles of executor and beneficiary in relation to the deceased person’s estate. Understanding this distinction will answer ...Read more
Divorce: 5 things you need to know about unreasonable behaviour
In Scotland there is only one ground for divorce: that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. Providing evidence of unreasonable behaviour is one of the four ways to establish the irretrievable ...Read more
As executor, can I sell the house or buy it myself?
If you have been appointed as the executor to someone who has died owning property in Scotland, you may be wondering what you can do with the property. As executor, can you sell the house? And would ...Read more
How to Start Divorce Proceedings in Scotland
This time of year is often seen as an opportunity to make a fresh start. It is also a time when spouses separate or think about starting divorce proceedings. Taking such a big step can seem daunting, ...Read more
How to Sign a Will in Scotland
It is important to make sure your will is properly signed. With differences in the requirements in Scotland and England, not to mention the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic, it can be ...Read more