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Divorce

Divorce: 5 things you need to know about unreasonable behaviour

Divorce: 5 things you need to know about unreasonable behaviour

22nd February 2021 by Nadine Martin

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

How to Start Divorce Proceedings in Scotland

11th January 2021 by Katie Fulton

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 I get divorced in Scotland if I live in England?

Can you get divorced in Scotland if you live in England?

10th December 2020

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

Quick Divorce Scotland

Can I get a quick divorce in Scotland?

2nd October 2020 by Katie Fulton

There can be all sorts of questions about the divorce process. A common question we encounter as Family Law Solicitors is "Can I get a quick divorce?" The answer to this question will depend on the ...Read more

Dealing with Divorce: What’s Best for Your Children?

3rd September 2020 by Fiona Rasmusen

It’s an unfortunate fact. Sometimes couples make the decision to separate and it’s rarely an easy decision. However, if you are married with kids, going through a divorce is especially tough. While ...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

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