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A Family Investment Company – an option for your inheritance needs?

Family Investment Companies (FICs) may suit your circumstances and offer a way to protect, grow and pass on assets - however, it is important to understand…

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Rural housing: an option for diversification?

To address the rural housing crisis, Scottish landowners are using grants and collaborative projects to develop land and diversify their estates.

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Cool heads are crucial during Divorce Month

January may see more couples considering divorce following the festive season, but they shouldn’t make any hasty decisions.

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Property market is expected to remain buoyant as 2022 gets underway

Edinburgh average house price broke £300k (14.5% rise) in 2021. Experts predict a calmer, buoyant 2022 market with prices continuing to rise.

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TV drama Succession’s shock storyline highlights the need to make (or change) a Will

The show’s legacy plot could prompt people to consider who should benefit from the Wills and even lead to more Scots deciding to leave something to charity

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Land law change clears way for greater investment, diversification and jobs

The updated Permitted Development Rights (PDR) for agricultural land across Scotland creates opportunity for landowners and farmers to modernise, diversity…

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Storm damage could impact sale deals for Scottish landowners

Land purchase prices may need to be reduced late in negotiations as experts assess impact of damage to trees on value of farms and estates following recent…

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‘Act now to ease stress of Christmas on children’, separated parents are urged

Alison McKee shares key tips to help avoid uncertainty, conflict and stress by putting festive contact arrangements in place as soon as possible so that…

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Are employers alive to the effects of the menopause on their staff?

The EAT ruled that menopausal symptoms can qualify as a disability, requiring employers to consider reasonable adjustments and avoid discrimination.

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