Divorce brings emotional challenges for both parents and children. While dealing with your own emotional struggles, it can be difficult to support your children and be mindful of their feelings. This is nothing to be ashamed of; you are going through a massive upheaval, but
Today, I want to share some important updates about succession law in Scotland that could affect you and your loved ones. The Trusts and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024 has brought some major changes, and it’s essential to understand how they might impact you. The new
Divorce and family law can be incredibly complex and emotionally taxing, especially when children are involved. As a father going through a divorce or separation, you may have concerns about your rights regarding custody of your children. One of the most common questions I encounter
I believe divorce court is a place of last resort. This is because by going to court, you are surrendering all control to a stranger- a judge. Through no fault of your own, you may find yourself in court as your ex has raised proceedings.
The twinkling lights, the aroma of festive meals, and the joyous laughter of loved ones—the holiday season paints a picture of warmth and togetherness. However, for many couples, this period marks the end of their relationship. The days following Christmas see a significant uptick in
Navigating a divorce is undoubtedly a challenging and emotionally taxing experience for everyone involved, but when it comes to expatriates in a foreign country, the complexities can seemingly become overwhelming. If you are an expatriate facing the prospect of divorce, it is important to know
For expatriate couples navigating divorce in Glasgow, understanding the legal landscape and exploring alternative avenues can be crucial in easing the emotional and logistical burdens. Whether you are unsure which country is best to divorce in or which path of separation is right for you
Grandparents play a huge role in the upbringing of a child, especially when it comes to nurturing them and providing them with precious memories, at all stages of their life. In fact, official data from the Scottish Government, has revealed that as many as 69%
If you are going through a divorce, then divorce mediation can make a huge difference to the process. By opting for mediation in divorce, you can make the difficult decisions much easier, and ensure that all parties are satisfied with the outcome of all issues.
Over the years, I have met many unmarried fathers who are in the difficult position of going through separation and the heartbreaking possibility of being split from their children. These fathers have shared their stories of anguish, frustration, and the overwhelming sense of powerlessness that
