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Your children are your absolute priority so they are our priority too. We can work hard to help you in all disputes about Parental Rights and Responsibilities including residence and contact.
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We understand that seeking Family Law advice can be daunting. However, when you get in touch with us, you will find a tailored, highly personal and reassuring approach which will empower you to take back control.
Recent Case Studies, Articles and Information
I’m Worried My Ex Won’t Let Me See My Children This Summer: A Guide for Concerned Parents
As the summer holidays approach, many separated parents look forward to spending quality time with their children. However, if you’re worried that your ex might prevent you from seeing [...]
Case Study: Securing a fair financial settlement
Problem Our client was involved in a protracted action of divorce over a period of almost 3 years due to the complication of alleged assault by one of the [...]
Case Study: Putting the child’s best interest first, always
Problem Our client, the father, had a very difficult relationship with the mother of their two young children. The mother refused to allow our client to have overnight care [...]
Case Study: Resolving the complex issue of international relocation
Problem Our client, the father, did not want the mother to relocate from Scotland to the Far East with the couple’s five year old child. The mother was from [...]
My Ex Had the Kids for Christmas Last Year and Won’t Let Me This Year: What Can I Do?
The festive season is often a joyful time, especially for families. However, when parents separate, Christmas can become a source of stress and heartache, particularly when it comes to deciding [...]
I’m Worried My Ex Won’t Let Me See My Children This Summer: A Guide for Concerned Parents
As the summer holidays approach, many separated parents look forward to spending quality time with their children. However, if you’re worried that your ex might prevent you from seeing your [...]
Are Cohabitation Agreements Legally Binding?
Cohabitation agreements act as an insurance policy for unmarried couples living together or those who aren’t in a civil partnership, helping to clarify rights, responsibilities, and financial arrangements. A question [...]
What rights do Grandparents have in Scotland?
Grandparents play a hugely important role in the lives of many children and they are often at the heart of the family unit. When parents decide to separate, it comes [...]
Co-Parents urged to make Christmas arrangements amid 8-week warning
Head of Family Law Beverley Johnson was recently interviewed about co-parenting arrangements over Christmas and her advice was featured in a number of newspapers including The The Herald, Glasgow Times [...]
Tips for celebrating Halloween as separated parents
If you have young children, they are likely to be excited at the prospect of dressing up, trick-or-treating, and carving pumpkins this Halloween. However, for divorced or separated parents, this [...]
Everything you need to know about father’s rights and responsibilities in Scotland
What are parental rights and responsibilities? Parental rights and responsibilities allow parents to make decisions about their child’s life. This includes the child’s name, the child’s religion, where the child [...]
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Your children are your absolute priority so they are our priority too. We can work hard to help you in all disputes about Parental Rights and Responsibilities including residence and contact.
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At your most vulnerable, we will make sure you and your family is protected.