Scots law matters... Legal experts answer your questions
From understanding your employment rights to buying your first home; dissolving a relationship to sorting out your will, navigating the complexities of legal matters can be daunting.
In our 'Scots law matters' series, legal experts from across Scotland answer some of the most frequently asked questions, shedding light on some of the most commonly encountered legal issues.
Scots law matters: Power of Attorney
In our new Scots law matters series, Scottish solicitor experts explore some of the legal issues which will effect many of us during our lifetimes. In this first issue, Ayr solicitor, Claire Curry explains why it is never too soon to think about the future and prepare a power of attorney.
Scots law matters: Boundary dispute
In our new Scots law matters series, Scottish solicitor experts explore some of the legal issues which will effect many of us during our lifetimes. In this issue, Edinburgh solicitor, John Sinclair explains boundary disputes and explains the first steps in resolving issues with neighbours.
Scots law matters: Reasonable Adjustments
In our Scots law matters series, Scottish solicitor experts explore some of the legal issues which will effect many of us during our lifetimes. In this issue, employment solicitor, Sarah Gilzean explains what adjustments employees with specific needs might reasonably expect from their employers.
Scots law matters: Cohabitation
In our new Scots law matters series, Scottish solicitor experts explore some of the legal issues which will effect many of us during our lifetimes. In this issue, Inverness solicitor, Sarah Lilley explains what steps cohabitants may wish to consider when deciding to move in with a partner.
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