Liferents are a useful tool for future planning. They can allow for protection of assets for the next generation while still allowing the asset to be used and enjoyed. What happens to assets with a ...Read more
Divorce
Brexit and divorce law
On 31st December 2020 at 11pm the transition period for the UK leaving the European Union (EU) ended. This means family lawyers are operating under a new regime when considering cross border ...Read more
Property in Divorce Actions
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
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
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
Can you get divorced in Scotland if you live in England?
In short, yes, you can divorce in Scotland if you live in England - as long as you meet the necessary criteria. Where you get divorced can have an impact on the outcome. So it's worth understanding if ...Read more