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Moving in with your partner - include 'Make a Will' on your to-do list

Moving in together? In Scotland, cohabitees have no automatic inheritance rights. Making a Will protects your partner and home from legal disputes.

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The most extensive exercise in fixing croft rents in nearly two decades

The case of Olive Borland v Crofters on the Lochend Estate was “the most extensive exercise in fixing croft rents in nearly two decades.” The landowner…

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Don’t blur the lines between employees and volunteers

Scottish charities warned: Blurred lines between volunteers and staff risk costly legal claims. Use "agreements," not contracts, to protect status.

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Employment expert joins Lindsays’ Employment team in Edinburgh

Katherine Irvine recently joined our Employment team in Edinburgh and will be providing advice for both people and businesses who require legal advice for a wide range of employment matters.

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Our new website gives home sellers the edge in a highly competitive market

Visit our new residential property website to find out how the expertise, market know-how and service delivered by our team gets the very best results for…

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Simple steps for easing your journey through life

Cohabitation, pre- and postnup agreements protect assets and reduce conflict. Legal clarity makes breakups easier to navigate and cheaper.

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Cool heads crucial for couples considering a separation this Divorce Day

Stressed couples reacting to a difficult Christmas are advised not to make any hasty decisions about their future - seeking advice from experts is a good…

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The “right to be forgotten” is not an absolute right

The "right to be forgotten" allows for link removal if data is irrelevant, but it’s not absolute and rarely applies to public company registers.

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Understanding legal rights

In Scotland, Legal Rights act as forced inheritance for spouses and children. Early planning helps ensure your estate reaches your intended heirs.

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