Digital Assets and Divorce in Scotland: What the 2026 Act Means
The new Digital Assets (Scotland) Act 2026 is now in force. Its purpose is to bring some necessary clarification to the
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce: What a high-profile wedding can teach us about pre and postnups
Wedding bells are ringing this weekend for the highly anticipated nuptials of popstar Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis
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Summer Essentials – planning holiday time with your children
As the sun comes out and temperatures rise, thoughts turn to the start of the school holidays and for separated parents
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International Surrogacy: What Intended Parents Need to Know about Parental Orders
International Surrogacy has been in the news recently following a Petition lodged by Adam Frisby and his partner, Jamie
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Vernon Kay and Tess Daly: The Importance of an Amicable Divorce
News that Vernon Kay and Tess Daly are separating after more than two decades of marriage has highlighted a growing
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Agreeing child contact arrangements for holidays and family events
As we head into Spring, people are planning for the holiday season ahead. Make sure your passport is in date but is that
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Just had a baby? Don’t forget to register the birth
The arrival of a new baby is a momentous occasion, and while it is a time to celebrate, there are important legal
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Beyond the headlines: The Beckham fallout and the power of constructive conversation
Following years of speculation about the nature of their relationship, the Beckham family have confirmed their fall-out
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New Year, New Meaning: Gift Giving after Separation
Christmas is over for another year, the tree is down and the presents have all been unwrapped. January is a busy month
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Relocating with a child? Key Considerations for Parents in Scotland
Relocating with your child whether within the UK or abroad, may be a particularly challenging situation to navigate.
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Can’t We At Least Be Civil? Why Civility Matters in Family Law
Relationship breakdowns are traumatic for everyone involved – couples, children, extended family and friends. The
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Financing Students
Many young people are now back at university or embarking on their further education journey. It is an exciting time