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Deciding to diversify: The steps that tenant farmers must follow
Tenant farmers can unlock new income streams through diversification, but only if they follow the correct legal process
Eilidh’s skilled advice and professionalism in all aspects of rural property has seen her quickly rise to Partner level
Eilidh Robertson is a Partner in our Rural – Land & Business team.
She advises estate owners, rural businesses, individuals, and lenders on buying, selling, and leasing rural property. She has experience in dealing with all aspects of rural property work ranging from crofts to landed estates, agricultural leasing, and forestry transactions.
Eilidh has developed particular expertise in agricultural law, advising both landlords and tenants.
Her legal career began when she joined Lindsays as a trainee in 2016, and she has quickly gone through the different promotion stages to become a Partner.
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Meet the team
We advise on the legal matters that come with land, rural property and rural enterprise. That includes buying and selling, agricultural tenancies and crofting, access rights and servitudes, renewables, minerals and telecoms, rural disputes, and the contracts that support rural businesses. We also have specialist experience in Scottish barony titles and heraldry, including the sale and purchase of feudal dignities.
Who we help
We work with estates, farmers, crofters, rural businesses, investors and community bodies. We also help clients in Scotland and overseas who want to secure or transfer a Scottish barony title, or explore heraldry as part of their connection to Scotland and its traditions.
Whether you’re planting new roots or carrying on a family legacy, we’ll help you protect what matters and move forward well prepared.
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Preparing the legal ground for your farm business has never been more important
As Scottish farmers and landowners navigate mounting legal, financial and environmental pressures, strong legal foundations are more important than ever
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Agricultural tenancies, succession and the growing impact of relinquishment
Succession is one of the biggest issues in agriculture and many farmers face significant decisions about their future.
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