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Accused of Rape in Scotland? What the PK Ruling Means for Your Defence
Accused of rape or sexual assault in Scotland? A defence solicitor from Dumbarton Sheriff Court explains the PK ruling and what to do before a police interview.
Prenuptial Agreements in Scotland: Are They Legally Binding?
Are prenups legally binding in Scotland? A family law solicitor in Scotland explains section 16, who needs one, and how to make one that stands up.
Power of Attorney in Scotland: Who Would Speak for You?
What the Ranulph Fiennes case teaches about Powers of Attorney in Scotland, and how a local solicitor in Alexandria can draft yours to protect you.
Where does illness end and responsibility begin? The Lindsay Clancy Trial
In a courtroom in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, twelve people have spent four days failing to agree.
The document that decides who speaks for you when you no longer can
Most legal documents can be signed late. This one cannot.
There is no such thing as a common law wife in Scotland
It is the single most common misunderstanding we encounter in family law, and it is held with total confidence.
Not Proven has gone. What that actually means if you're facing a jury
For nearly three hundred years, a Scottish jury had three answers available to it. Guilty. Not guilty. Not proven.
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