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When two parents hold parental rights and responsibilities (PRR) to a child, in the post-separation context the law encourages them where possible to continue to cooperate in relation to child care matters, to co-parent and aim to reach an agreement on all important matters affecting the child. The courts…
Livingstone Brown’s Managing Director, Stuart Munro, had the honour of welcoming to the profession Scotland’s newest solicitors as the guest speaker at last Friday's Law Society of Scotland’s admissions ceremony. Included within the cohort was the firm’s very own second year trainee, Laura Millar. Drawing on his own career in…
In the ever evolving technological landscape of the 21st century, family solicitors have seen an increase in clients holding cryptocurrency and querying what, if any, claim their spouse might have to this on divorce. Cryptocurrency is a virtual or digital currency that can be used as money in exchange for…
To be sure that your children will be in safe hands and well looked after should you die, you should give careful consideration to who would be the best person to take care of them, and appoint a legal guardian for them in your will. A guardian is a person…
A recent case our estate team have dealt with presented a stark reminder and warning about the importance of having your Will prepared by a solicitor. In the estate in question, the deceased left a homemade Will, and due to various deficiencies in the document, the Court originally did not…
Within the family team at Livingstone Brown, our solicitors strive to obtain the best outcome for separated families. This may be not always be achieved by litigating disputes via the Court system. While this may be necessary in some cases, it is never the ideal situation. Litigation often has a…
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