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Scotland’s ‘surprise’ philanthropists
Helen Kidd considers how philanthropy is often mistaken as the preserve of the wealthy, yet it’s truly open to anyone with the desire to give
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Time and space: It is possible to sell your property all year-round
Many people assume they should wait for spring before putting their home on the market. That’s not necessarily so.
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Lochs, rivers and Scotland’s right to roam
Scotland’s right to roam covers water as well as land, requiring a legal balance between public recreation and responsible land management.
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Charity governance: Is it time to undergo a healthcheck?
To maintain your charity's reputation these days relies on trustees, chairs and chief executives being aware of the risks and ensuring good governance…
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Is your board match-fit for change?
New rules for charities came into force this summer, affecting the publication of their annual accounts, the information they gather about trustees, and the criteria for automatic disqualification of trustees.
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Ending a tenancy: The importance of getting the notice right
Recent rulings in the Upper Tribunal for Scotland reinforce that precision and good advice are key to ending tenancies efficiently and securely.
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Travel trouble
If you suffer an accident on, or involving, public transport, you could be eligible for compensation. But there are important steps you must follow.
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Two Ps in a pod
There’s one major difference between a prenuptial agreement and a postnuptial agreement, and that’s the timing. A prenuptial agreement is made before marriage, a postnuptial is made afterwards.
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Is a trust right for you?
Trusts offer vital protection for blended families, young heirs, and tax planning, ensuring assets are managed according to the settlor's specific wishes.
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