The idea of what a family looks like continues to grow and evolve as society develops and, while there used to be one model that dominated all others, significant changes in family structure have taken place over the past few decades. New ways to build a family reflect new ways of living together in harmony,…
Following the announcement of a “comprehensive package of pension reform” in the Chancellor’s 2023 Autumn A statement in November and the long-awaited General Code of Practice by the Pension’s Regulator early this year. Mansion House Reforms and the Autumn Statement Following the announcement of the Mansion House reforms in July 2023, the Autumn Statement foreshadowed…
Eviction updates for April 2024 Scotland- Scottish – Tenancy – Eviction Ban The COVID-19 Pandemic changed almost all aspects of our daily lives and we continue to see some of its effects still prevalent today. As we approach the end of March 2024, a significant chapter in Scotland’s housing landscape is closing. The Cost of…
In Scotland, dealing with debt can be overwhelming, especially when sequestration, or bankruptcy, is imminent. Nonetheless, early advice is of the utmost importance. By exercising prompt action, one can increase the pool of potential solutions, thereby granting additional time to assess the situation and determine the most suitable course of action. Correct guidance can assist…
Undoubtedly, the act of adopting a child is a transformative experience. Although it may be appealing to think of the child’s new life with their adoptive family as a “fresh start” it is increasingly acknowledged that children may benefit from maintaining ties with their biological family. The court will be requested to consider whether granting…
