A power of attorney is one of the most practical legal documents an adult in Scotland can make. It allows another person, or more than one person, to make decisions on your behalf if that becomes necessary, and it can also authorise certain financial actions while you still have capacity if the document says so. …
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The start of a new school year is an exciting milestone for many children. New teachers, new classmates and a return to routine can help children feel settled after the summer holidays. However, for separated parents, the beginning of the school term can also bring new challenges when it comes to child contact arrangements. As …
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Making a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are carried out. However, creating a will isn’t something you should do once and forget about. As life changes, your will should too. Here are seven signs it may be time to review …
Lynsey Millar wins national Women in Law Award Lanarkshire Law Practice is proud to share that our CEO, Lynsey Millar, has been named Law Firm of the Year (Small) – Female Leader at the BWS Women in Law Awards, held on Thursday 12 March 2026. This national award recognises outstanding leadership, innovation and client service …
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When most people think of divorce, they imagine conflict. Raised voices, court battles, and long, painful disputes. It is no surprise that this can often be the case as divorce marks the end of a relationship. However, while divorce is never easy, it doesn’t always have to be this way. People can often be civil …
Family law solicitors in Scotland play a crucial role in guiding individuals through some of the most emotionally charged and legally complex situations in life. Whether you’re facing the end of a relationship, navigating the challenges of child arrangements, or protecting your rights as a cohabitant, a solicitor who specialises in family law can offer …
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Family disputes are often emotionally charged, complex, and deeply personal. When relationships break down, whether that be through separation, divorce, or disputes over children, it’s not just legal rights that are at stake. The wellbeing of everyone involved can also be at risk. That is where mediation comes in. At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we know …
Family law in Scotland covers a range of legal matters such as divorce, domestic abuse, child adoption, and child custody. These matters are typically handled through the Scottish civil court system by a qualified family law solicitor. Choosing the right family law solicitor to represent you is crucial for navigating the complexities of family law. …
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Property in Trusts: Exploring Scottish Ownership Options the Imagine owning a home, holiday cottage, or portfolio of properties in Scotland and wondering who will benefit from them in the years ahead. Rather than leaving the answer to fate or future family negotiations, Scottish law offers several legal mechanisms designed to protect your interests and ensure …
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