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By appointing a Guardian to look after finances and personal welfare, you can rest assured that the person in question cannot be taken advantage of.
We can also assist with granting Power of Attorney for those who have capacity and need one at a relevant time in their lives for peace of mind moving forward into the future.
Under the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act a Guardianship order can be obtained from the Court appointing one or two people to manage the welfare and/or financial affairs of the person without capacity. Usually such applications can be funded by the Scottish Legal Aid Board because the finances of the adult needing the Guardianship are not considered.
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Matters surrounding your child
Regulating the care arrangements for the children when a couple are separating can be difficult...
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Separation and Divorce
Separating from a partner and exiting what was previously a settled relationship can be an emotional...
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Abuse, Nuisance and Harassment
Domestic abuse is categorised as controlling behaviour between people in a relationship. We can act quickly...
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Pre/Post Nupital Agreements
It's common nowadays for couples to enter into a Pre-Nuptial Agreement before entering a marriage...
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Cohabitation and Civil Partnerships
Our team of Family Law specialists can guide you through all matters surrounding Cohab...
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