Why marriage can give you a fairer deal
A few years ago a Supreme Court Judgement became a hot topic in the world of Scottish Divorce Law. It concerned the right to property by cohabiting partners who had recently separated.
The case, Gow vs Grant, was especially significant in Scotland because it was widely held as an example of Scottish Law’s flexibility compared to that of English. It also highlighted a point constantly seen in Scottish separation cases; married couples are in a better position.
Assumptions
As we mentioned in an earlier article, there is a tendency for cohabiting couples to assume they have the same rights as married couples. This […]