Divorce in Scotland; everything you need to know
November 4th, 2014 | 3 min read
The end of a marriage is always a complicated and difficult time. The stresses and pressures of the situation are only heightened by the complicated legal issues that come with it. So it’s important to know your way around these issues and how to deal with them. Beverley Johnson is one of Scotland’s leading authorities on handling divorce in an amicable, sensitive manner.
As you’re probably aware, some of the most common issues are where you’re going to live, how to fairly handle your finances and, if you have children, who will get custody. These should all be considered before you decide to end your marriage, as it’s possible to separate informally without involving the courts. This is even possible if you’re still living together.
Formally ending your marriage will mean applying for a divorce through the court. Which is why it’s a good idea to first make some practical decisions that could save you time and stress.
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