Over the next 12 to 18 months, major alterations will affect your budgets while giving your employees more job rights. The Employment Rights Bill is the most major alteration, and it is anticipated to pass parliament in 2025. The majority of the suggested modifications won’t take effect until 2026. Even though it might seem far…
Storm Éowyn hit Scotland on the 24th of January 2025, leaving thousands of homes without power, until as late as the 11th of February. This left Homeowners, Tenants & Landlords to pick up the pieces. If your property was affected by the storm, understanding your legal rights and position will be vital in recovering from…
Scots Law: Live, Laugh, Move On Breakups are undeniably tough—whether you’ve been together for a few months or many years, the end of a relationship can leave you emotionally shaken. But what happens when the breakup isn’t just an emotional journey, but also a legal one? Scots law has specific provisions around things like property,…
It might be difficult to navigate Glasgow’s complicated disputes between landlords and tenants. However, if issues emerge, knowing landlord or tenant law’s subtleties might mean the difference between protracted litigation and speedy resolutions. The legal rights and obligations of landlords and renters in Scotland will be discussed in this blog. You can be certain that…
Many people will have been considering their New Year’s resolutions now that 2025 has begun. Most people, understandably, are eager to put their health and fitness first, but it’s also critical to consider the future and shield family members from known dangers. Making a will is a simple decision to carry out. A November 2024 Will…
Child maintenance can be a thorny issue for many separated or divorced parents. Ensuring that your child receives the necessary financial support is crucial, but understanding the legal intricacies of child law can be challenging. In Scotland, the role of a child maintenance solicitor is vital in helping parents navigate these waters, and our expert…
Commercial leases frequently include break options due to shifting market conditions and the economy. Tenants or landlords may be able to terminate the lease before the prearranged date, or both parties may be able to use this option. The party wishing to end the lease must give the other party written notice that they intend…
One of the most crucial factors for parents to think about is where their children go to school. One of the most important aspects of being a parent is making sure your child gets the most education possible. Sometimes, the school your child is expected to attend because of the “Catchment Area” in which you…
In Scotland, you typically submit an application to the Sheriff Court in your local sheriff’s court if you want to file for divorce. You must prove there is no chance of a reunion and that your marriage has broken down irretrievably. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o13R98wK8X4&t=3s Ground for Divorce in Scotland – Needing to get a divorce There are…
When you expect to inherit from a member of your family, for example, your spouse or civil partner, after they pass away, it can be challenging to learn that they had a Will in place which left you nothing. Their Will may have left everything to another family member, or may not have left you as much…
