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Families frequently gather throughout the Christmas season to spend quality time together. However, when parents separate, it can be a source of increased tension and worry, particularly when...

Over 3.5 million people in the UK are thought to struggle with infertility. Thankfully, modern science and technology have advanced significantly over the years, and more and more...

Before delving into the distinctions, it is imperative to comprehend the meaning of the phrases “adoption” and “fostering” in Scotland. Fostering Scotland Fostering is the process of placing...

 When you expect to inherit from a member of your family, for example, your spouse or civil partner, after they pass away, it can be challenging to learn...

Tenant taxpayers should be aware of their ongoing responsibilities under the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (“LBTT”) regime, as Revenue Scotland has recently issued an increasing number of...

Child Contact Arrangements For The Christmas Period Some may argue that it is too early to consider the Christmas holiday season because Halloween was a few short weeks...

Scotland became the first part of the UK, and devolved nation in the world to directly incorporate the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)...

We live in an age where most of our lives are spent online, leaving behind a digital footprint of our social media profiles and cloud storage filled with...

Commercial litigation refers to the legal process of resolving disputes that arise from business dealings. This could involve anything from disagreements over contracts, shareholder issues, intellectual property rights,...

At Complete Clarity Solicitors, we understand that a pet can be like another member of your family. In the past year alone, we have seen an increase of...

Every day, a variety of tenancy advice is provided by our knowledgeable professionals, who together possess unparalleled knowledge and technical skill in Scottish Tenancy Law. From establishing a...

Children in Scotland cannot be disinherited by their parents. Children of the deceased have always had a basic level of protection from the law, for moral and social...

For heterosexual couples in the UK, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) estimates that one in seven are affected by infertility. NICE released updated guidelines...

Upon the death of my cohabitant without a will, what are my legal rights? A surviving unmarried partner is not automatically entitled to collect money from the estate...

Property conflicts sometimes call for witnesses to prove the facts of a case. But who should the parties call to testify before the court, and what happens should...

September marks Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in the UK, a time dedicated to raising awareness about this life-changing condition. For many, this month serves as a reminder to plan...