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About SGT Solicitors Glasgow

Since our inception, SGT Legal Glasgow has undergone remarkable growth, evolving into a highly respected business that offers comprehensive legal counsel and real estate brokerage services. Our core area of expertise within the residential real estate industry revolves around serving both owner-occupants and property investors. What sets our legal firm apart is its distinct approach and commitment to excellence. Our guiding philosophy and forward-thinking dedication ensure that all our clients receive the utmost legal advice and guidance.

What happens to family debt during a divorce?

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A lot of people profit from financial arrangements in which family members and/or friends assist them financially. This is most common when parents give their adult children money to help them buy a home or make other financial ventures. But what happens if there is a divorce and a disagreement between the spouses over the…

Collateral warranties in building contracts: the fundamentals

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What is a Collateral Warranty? A collateral warranty is a contract in which a party participating in the works guarantees to a third-party beneficiary that it has met its commitments under its underlying construction contract, subcontract, or professional appointment, known as the underlying contract in this article. In this post, we will look at the…

Personal guarantees: what exactly are they and how can they be enforced?

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To get business loans or support a commercial tenancy arrangement, you can be required to provide a personal guarantee as a director of the firm. You may not have considered much about it at the time. However, if you refuse to make payments or the firm collapses and is unable to repay the loan, your…

How to Effectively Handle a Data Breach: Essential Steps to Protect Your Business

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Personal data breaches are defined by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), the UK’s executive agency responsible for protecting information rights, as security incidents that affect the availability, integrity, or confidentiality of personal data. This article is intended for companies who want to learn more about how to handle a data breach. We will discuss important…

It is possible to change the name of a company while it is still under administration

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Facing financial distress is a stressful time for any business owner, particularly when considering a name change with the appointed insolvency practitioner. It can feel like the walls are closing in during insolvency, and the future is uncertain, but a change of name might provide a fresh start, especially with the guidance of a licensed…

What Are Antecedent Transactions?

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Imagine this: your company is sailing along smoothly, but then you hit a financial iceberg. Suddenly, you’re facing insolvency, and creditors are circling like sharks. But wait, what’s that about the onset of insolvency? It sounds like a potential transaction at undervalue. There seem to be some questionable transactions defrauding creditors from before the storm….

What Exactly Is Invoice Discounting?

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Running a business is like sailing a ship – exciting adventures, constant challenges, and the occasional financial squall that may require the use of an invoice discounting facility. One particularly frustrating aspect can be waiting for customers to settle their invoices, which is why many businesses choose to use invoice discounting. This cash flow lag…

Legal Recruitment Trends That Legal Firms Need to Understand When Hiring

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Any law firm wanting to attract and retain the most talented personnel must keep up with evolving legal recruitment trends in the fast-paced world of legal services. These vary from adopting technology to knowing current candidate preferences. Incorporating Technology in Recruitment The process of legal recruiting has continued to evolve as technology advances, requiring firms…

The Value of Continuous Learning in Legal Support Roles

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Being able to acquire new knowledge and skills is essential to the long-term viability of legal assistance efforts, since regulations will change often over time. The legal field evolves when new acts become law, key cases are resolved, or political developments occur, all of which have a significant impact on the supply of the legal…

Within a law firm, what are the duties of a legal secretary

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A secretary can provide essential and practical support in a legal firm’s day-to-day jurisdictional responsibilities. Their tasks may extend beyond secretarial labor to include dealing with legal terminology, processes, and documentation.  Duties and Responsibilities of Legal Secretaries Making appointments and contacting internal and external parties  The main task of a legal secretary is to ensure…

What Exactly is Adultery In Scotland?

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When filing for divorce, you must assess the reasons for divorce, since they will need to be disclosed throughout the divorce process. 5 Grounds for Divorce In Scotland, there are 5 grounds for divorce: 1. Adultery  Adultery can be grounds for divorce if your spouse has had sexual intercourse with someone of the opposite sex…

In Scotland, what happens if a person passes away without leaving a will?

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In Scotland, dying without a will may be a challenging and complex procedure for the surviving family, especially if the deceased left no estate plans and was married or in a civil partnership. This article will go over the procedure, the legal consequences, and the various problems that might occur as a result of not…

What steps do I need to take in order to be confirmed in Scotland?

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The grieving process is hard and draining when a loved one passes away, making the need for a bond of caution even more significant. Dealing with their estate might add another level of problem, especially if it involves a large estate. In Scotland, the process of handling an estate is referred to as confirmation. This…

Meet The Team

Our directors have 76 years of combined experience in legal services, we will ensure that your case runs smoothly, guaranteeing you are provided with regular updates, and knowing where you stand at all times.

Stephanie Whale – Managing Director

Duncan McWilliam – Director