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parental responsibilities

BTO Family Law Team / July 1, 2022

How do separated parents do holidays?

School’s out for summer

Holidays are here again…The start of the summer holidays marks great excitement for many children across Scotland this week. However, some of their parents may not feel the same way. Holiday time can be very stressful for parents and carers who can be juggling work and/or other commitments with providing care for their children. It can be particularly difficult for parents who are separated. When organising holidays these parents may be trying to accommodate not only their own schedules, those of their children and their former partners, but potentially also those of any new partners, their children and the new partners’ former partners! It can, therefore, all become very overwhelming.

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Kirsty McGuinness / June 10, 2014

Livin’ the Vida Loco … Parentis

You can’t be with your children 24/7, so what happens when other people are looking after them? And what rights have you to take decisions about someone else’s child who happens to be with you?

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surrogacy

Kirsty McGuinness / April 9, 2014

Surrogacy – “a cautionary tale”

A recent English case has highlighted the importance of families obtaining proper legal advice when considering surrogacy arrangements.

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Name of the Child

Kirsty McGuinness / March 6, 2014

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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Grandparents Rights

Kirsty McGuinness / February 25, 2014

Grandparents Rights

Grandparents have no Automatic Parental Responsibilities and Rights at all, and this comes as a surprise to some, however they can ask the court for an order for parental responsibilities and rights.

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