EDIT: Following the First Minister’s release of the routemap to ease Scotland out of lockdown, we can now update you on the impact this will have on property sales / purchases. Phase 1 – It is anticipated that we will enter Phase 1 on 28 May 2020 – there will be no change during this [...]
Many parents are concerned about how they can comply with the latest Government guidance without breaching a Family Court Order. Or, whether they can continue with informal contact arrangements made for the shared care of their children. These questions and more have been answered by the Lord President, which you can read in full in [...]
We are open for Business!!! The current situation due to the global pandemic is having an impact on the way we do business. Our ability to provide a consistent service to our clients is of paramount concern to us. We also must ensure the safety and wellbeing of our staff and clients. We have [...]
Many people don't make a Will as they believe that the state will always ensure that their nearest and dearest will inherit their estate as they would expect. However, this is not always the case. Read on to find out more Most of us are aware of the importance of making a Will, but many [...]
Brexit: An update for EU Citizens The UK and the EU have now reached agreement on what EU Citizens living in the UK can expect after Brexit. EU citizens currently in the UK When the UK leave the EU on 29 March 2016 it has been agreed that if you are an EU [...]
Additional Dwelling Supplement: The Key Points Additional Dwelling Supplement (‘ADS’) came into force on the 1st April 2016 by virtue of The Land and Building Transaction Tax (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2016. The Scottish Government introduced ADS in an effort to improve the opportunity of first time buyers to gain a foothold on the Scottish property ladder [...]
Are you a Landlord? Do you know the valid deductions from the Tenancy Deposit to cover repairs and/or outstanding rent arrears? There are a number of myths and questions surrounding private tenancies. It is our intention to tackle some of these in a series to follow on from this post. Today we look at [...]
The persons you choose to administer your estate are called executors and the people / charities etc you want to leave your estate and belongings to are called beneficiaries. Your Will may also provide directions as to your funeral instructions. WHY DO I NEED A WILL? It is estimated that only a third of people [...]
Child Contact Court Actions and Child Welfare Hearings What happens if you have to go to court in relation to your children? There are many reasons why you may need to raise a court action or go to court in relation to your children. Where parent cannot agree court actions can be raised to decide [...]
Parental Rights and Responsibilities Parental rights and responsibilities are the rights and responsibilities which a parent has in connection with their child. Day to day a parent will exercise these without a second thought. Some rights, nonetheless, can be more complex and cause family debate. It should be remembered, parental rights arise from a parents’ [...]
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