How To Get A Divorce In Scotland
In Scotland, the legal process of divorce is regulated by the Divorce (Scotland) Act 1976, a cornerstone legislation that outlines the various procedures one must follow when seeking to end a marriage. This guide aims to shed light on the Simplified Divorce Procedure, also known as the DIY divorce, and the Ordinary Divorce Procedure, ensuring that […]
A full guide to Power of Attorney in 2026
What is a Power of Attorney? If you, unfortunately, become unable to make decisions about your health, welfare and finances, do you know who would step in and make these decisions for you? Unless you had a PoA, no one would have the legal authority to make these decisions on your behalf. Not even your spouse or children. This is […]
How having a legal valid will in place can futureproof your loved ones
It’s estimated that 60% of people living in the UK don’t have a legally valid will in place. Meaning their estates are classed as ‘inestate’ which leads to the law deciding who is entitled to what. Posing a threat to your wishes and the people you care about losing out. Our Private client team have […]
Could an Instagram account be listed as an asset on a will?
Despite the unpleasant confusion regarding the situation, lockdown has given many people the luxury of leisure. This has given them time to spend with their family, invest in a new or existing pastime, or perhaps even consider and build a new business idea. People are using social media sites like Instagram more than ever to […]
Details Emerge Regarding David Bowie’s Will
Music legend David Bowie’s will details have emerged following his sudden death in January 2016. Bowie, who was thought to be worth around $230 million, left his estate of around $100 million to his wife and two children, with his will also stating where his ashes were to be scattered. As part of the document, […]