Insights 10 April 2019
Kate Wyatt discusses a recent case which considers when employers should make reasonable adjustments to employee working hours
Insights 5 April 2019
Buying rural property in Scotland can take first time buyers and urban homeowners into unfamiliar territory – including issues from private water supplies to unadopted roads
Insights 8 March 2019
The options open to private landlords to recover possession of their property when a tenant no longer stays there differ dependent on the type of tenancy in place
Insights 6 February 2019
Dealing with the death of a loved one is always difficult, but there are ways to make the practical aspects more straightforward.
Insights 23 January 2019
If you want an unusual funeral it's best to be clear about your preferences and specify in your will who you want to take charge of your funeral arrangements
Insights 11 January 2019
Being coached from a different continent does not mean Eilish is training ‘solo’ and she has high hopes for the European Championships and the Doha World Championships
Insights 10 January 2019
You may not think that helping relatives financially could cause a family split but clarity at the outset can avoid disputes down the line
Insights 20 December 2018
Grandparents of children in Scotland don’t have any automatic right to contact, however courts usually recognise that a continuing relationship is in ...
Insights 17 December 2018
The Bank of Mum and Dad (and other kind relatives) is busy these days. But beware the inheritance tax implications of supporting the younger generation
Insights 30 November 2018
Separation is never an easy decision or process, but there are ways of keeping it amicable and adult
Insights 29 November 2018
Making a Will can safeguard the future of your home and your loved ones. Otherwise, their fate may lie in the hands of the law
Insights 21 November 2018
Letting agents shouldn’t assume that including an HMO licensing clause in agreements with landlords absolves them of responsibility in this regard
