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Cost of care planning

Cost of Care Planning

20th February 2020 by Linsey Dagger

None of us like to think about a future when we may not be able to care for ourselves, but planning for the cost of care can help to protect your assets for your family. Whose responsibility is it to ...Read more

Make separation easier for children

Make separation easier for children – 7 tips for handling big changes

3rd February 2020

If you and your partner have decided to separate, no matter how amicably, it's bound to be an upsetting time for everyone in the household. This is especially true if you have children together. We ...Read more

Grounds for divorce in Scotland

Grounds for divorce in Scotland – is divorce the answer?

3rd January 2020 by Fiona Rasmusen

There is only one ground for divorce in Scotland: the fact that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. However, there are four ways of establishing this:- The couple has been separated for two ...Read more

What is the role of executor in a Will?

What is the role of executor in a Will? Five things you’ll need to consider, plus a video!

19th December 2019

If you’ve been appointed as an executor in someone’s Will, this means you’ll be the person dealing with the administration of their entire estate. You may have been appointed alongside other executors ...Read more

Video: Executries – Helping You When There Isn’t a Will

13th December 2019 by Stuart Millar

Stuart Millar, an Associate in the Personal Law team in Edinburgh, answers some of the questions you might have about executries when no will has been left. The law is different in Scotland, compared ...Read more

Video: Executries – Helping You When a Will Has Been Left

5th December 2019 by Stuart Millar

Lindsay Maclean, Head of Personal Law, answers some of the questions you might have about executries, and about being the executor of a will. The law is different in Scotland, compared to England, and ...Read more

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