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In Scotland there is only one ground for divorce: that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. Providing evidence of unreasonable behaviour is one of the four ways to establish the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage.

In a previous blog, we discussed the types of behaviour that may be considered unreasonable. Here we discuss some of the other factors that you should be aware of if you are considering raising an action for divorce based on unreasonable behaviour.
https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/divorce-edinburgh/unreasonable-behaviour-5-things-you-need-to-know/

Divorce. It’s one word with a whole host of connotations and ramifications. When you think of divorce, you’d be forgiven for conjuring up images from TV, films and the press of bitter disputes between spouses and spiralling costs.

The reality of getting divorced is far removed from what you see and read in the media. In this article, we’ll look at 11 hidden divorce costs and how you can prepare yourself for the journey ahead without your ex.
https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/divorce-edinburgh/11-hidden-divorce-costs-and-what-to-expect/

Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be an emotional and stressful time. At a time like this, you need the winding up of their estate to be as simple and straightforward as possible. But sometimes, if there are multiple executors appointed in a deceased person’s estate, tension between executors can result in arguments and disagreements. This can halt the progress of the estate. So, what can you do if executors don’t agree?https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/executries/what-can-you-do-if-executors-dont-agree/

Most of us are eagerly scrutinising the Government’s traffic light categorisation of countries for safe travel abroad. But parents who are separated have extra obligations to meet before they have the green light to travel. Here is our own red, amber and green guide to travelling abroad this summer.https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/child-law/green-light-to-travel/

Equity release enables you to release money from your house without selling it. It’s like a mortgage, but normally, you don’t make any repayments. Typically equity release products are available to homeowners over the age of 55. They are often used to supplement pension income or meet an unexpected expense. As with any financial product, there are risks involved. That’s why it’s important to understand whether it’s right for you before signing on the dotted line.https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/buying-selling-property/equity-release/

Making the decision to file for divorce is never easy. We understand how daunting it can feel to have to approach a divorce lawyer to discuss formally ending your marriage. That’s why we’ve put together this list of 31 questions to ask your divorce lawyer.https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/divorce-edinburgh/31-questions-to-ask-your-divorce-lawyer/

There can be all sorts of questions about the divorce process. A common question we encounter as Family Law Solicitors is “Can I get a quick divorce?” The answer to this question will depend on the individual circumstances and the process involved.https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/divorce-edinburgh/quick-divorce/

If you have been appointed as the executor to someone who has died owning property in Scotland, you may be wondering what you can do with the property. As executor, can you sell the house? And would you be entitled to buy it from the estate if you wanted to?https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/executries/as-executor-can-i-sell-the-house-or-buy-it-myself/

In Scotland there is only one ground for divorce: that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. Providing evidence of unreasonable behaviour is one of the four ways to establish the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage.In a previous blog, we discussed the types of behaviour that may be considered unreasonable. Here we discuss some of the other factors that you should be aware of if you are considering raising an action for divorce based on unreasonable behaviour.https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/divorce-edinburgh/unreasonable-behaviour-5-things-you-need-to-know/

The coronavirus pandemic has sadly claimed the lives of many people in Scotland before their time. Someone who is taken ill suddenly may not have the opportunity to make a will. If your partner has died without a will, you may be left wondering what your rights are.

https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/personal-law/cohabitant-claim-against-an-estate/

Gibson Kerr is a family-run law firm that has been established in Edinburgh. Our main areas of practice are family law; private client. This includes divorce and separation, guardianship, prenuptial agreements, cohabitation and family mediation. Private client services include power of attorney, executries/probate, estate planning, inheritance tax and wills.

When couples separate, there are often issues that have to be sorted out and disputes can arise. Whether the problem is financial or in relation to property or childcare arrangements, there are a number of options for you and your former partner to resolve the issue. https://www.gibsonkerr.co.uk/family-law/separated-6-ways-to-resolve-disputes/