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Archives for March 2014

Conscious Uncoupling

March 31, 2014 By Lesley Gordon

Conscious Uncoupling and Collaborative Divorce

The Scotsman published an interesting article over the weekend by Dani Garavelli exploring the link between “conscious uncoupling” and Collaborative Divorce.

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Domestic Violence

March 26, 2014 By Kirsty McGuiness

Domestic Violence

We discuss a recent EUAFR report on domestic violence and look at how the laws in Scotland deal with this problem.

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Scottish divorce rate falls

March 25, 2014 By Emma Brooks

BTO Family Law Team on Radio Scotland

BBC Radio Scotland’s John Beattie discussed with the BTO family law team the latest divorce statistics.

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Women in Law

March 7, 2014 By Lesley Gordon

Women in Law

In the legal world, steps are continually being taken to ensure that women can achieve their career ambitions without facing gender-based discrimination.

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Name of the Child

March 6, 2014 By Kirsty McGuiness

Name of the Child

There are special rules when it comes to changing the name of a child’s birth certificate. We discuss how the courts view this issue.

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March 5, 2014 By Kirsty McGuiness

They do things differently there…

If parties have had independent advice (as they always should) then it is very likely that the Scottish Court will respect the prenups and enforce their terms.

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Divorce Myths Busted!

March 5, 2014 By Lesley Gordon

Some Urban Divorce Myths – Busted!

Here are some of the common misconceptions about Finances and Divorce that we hear frequently along with our answers to help demystify some aspects.

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March 3, 2014 By Emma Brooks

Divorce and Social Media – is it time to unplug?

Corrie Fetman advise if you are in the midst of divorcing or toying with the idea of divorce, to shut down all your social media accounts at once – is she right?

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