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Divorce in scotland

Top 5 Tips for Keeping Your Divorce Out of Court (And Why You Should)

29th July 2019

Why is Keeping Your Divorce Out of Court a Good Idea? You will save money. Going to court is expensive, particularly if you are unsuccessful as you may have to pay the other side’s expenses. You ...Read more

How To Divorce Well: Seven Top Tips

How To Divorce Well: Seven Top Tips

7th January 2019 by Fiona Rasmusen

The beginning of January is a peak time for new enquiries for divorce. Unhappy spouses may make the first move in January for several reasons. January is often viewed as a good time to make a fresh ...Read more

Divorce in scotland

A Case for No-Fault Divorce?

19th September 2018 by Fiona Rasmusen

The recent case in England of Owens v Owens has thrown into sharp focus the difference in divorce law between England and Scotland. Mrs Tini Owens, age 68, raised divorce proceedings against her ...Read more

When Love Has Gone: Five Steps Towards Separation

Divorce: the good, the bad and the ugly

5th February 2018

Can a divorce ever be described as good? The common consensus within society is almost certainly that the process of separating and divorce is a harrowing experience. However, divorce does not need to ...Read more

How can family arbitration help in your break-up?

19th January 2017

Follow Brangalina to resolve your divorce case outside of the courts. For anyone who has had to endure what can be a soul-baring, protracted and painful divorce process through the courts, the ...Read more

Divorce in Scotland : What you need to know

17th June 2016

The end of a marriage can be a difficult time for all involved, especially when there are so many things to sort out with your partner. This is why it's important that you research everything you need ...Read more

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