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12 Jul 2010
Changing Attitudes Mean Pre-Nups are no Longer for the Rich and Famous
Pre-nuptial agreements are successfully shaking off their shady image to become viewed as one of the most important method of financial planning for engaged couples, according to Edinburgh family law experts Gibson Kerr. Although once viewed as a pre-marriage ritual that only the extremely rich or influential would consider, family law solicitors Gibson Kerr believe that pre-nups are now being increasingly accepted as a sensible method for couples to guarantee their financial security in the event of a break up.  more...

12 Jul 2010
Scottish Legal Firm Unveils New Website Revamp
Legal firm Gibson Kerr has carried out an extensive revamp of its website, in order to cement its credentials as one of Edinburghs top private client and family law solicitors. The firm, which is based in the Capitals New Town and specialises in family law issues such as residential property, wills, executries and divorces and separations, has expanded its web presence to provide more in-depth advice about important legal issues for its growing list of clients.  more...

02 Jul 2010
Dont Take the Risk with an Online Divorce
Separating couples are putting their futures at risk if they use cut-price online divorce services rather than seeking proper legal advice from a dedicated family law firm. According to Edinburgh family law solicitors Gibson Kerr, many Scots considering divorce proceedings are leaving themselves vulnerable by filling out DIY forms offered by online companies rather than using a qualified solicitor with family law expertise.  more...

08 Jun 2010
Get the Right Advice When Considering Pre-Nups
Couples should consider the option of making pre-nuptial agreements before taking their wedding vows, rather than risk a lengthy court battle if it all goes wrong, according to a top Scottish family law firm. more...

22 Apr 2010
Separating Couples Should Make Sure of Legal Rules for Pets
Divorcing couples in Scotland should make sure they are aware of the legal rules when it comes to trying to keep hold of their family pets when they separate. Family law firm Gibson Kerr says that separating couples should seek proper legal advice over the best way to seek ownership of their pets - if they want to avoid an emotionally draining fight to have possession of the animals.  more...

13 Apr 2010
Scots Families at Risk if they Make DIY Wills
People in Scotland risk leaving their loved ones with nothing if they make a cut-price or DIY will rather than seeking proper legal advice. According to Edinburgh family law firm Gibson Kerr, many Scots are tempted to fill out cut-price wills online rather than paying a solicitor to arrange one, as they see it as an easy way to save money on legal fees.  more...

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