What are Unmarried Fathers’ Rights In Scotland?

What are Unmarried Fathers’ Rights In Scotland?

What are parental rights and responsibilities (PRRs)?  Parents have many responsibilities and rights to their children, including the responsibility and right to protect and encourage their child’s health, welfare, and development, to have a say in where the child lives, to be involved in their upbringing, to act as the child’s legal representative, and to…

Will the council rehouse me if I get evicted?

Will the council rehouse me if I get evicted?

We often hear from angry landlords who, in spite of giving their tenant eviction notices, learn that the local housing authority would not rehouse them, causing the landlord to go to court and file an eviction lawsuit in order to reclaim their property. Eviction proceedings can be lengthy and expensive for landlords who have already…

What Is Gazundering?

What Is Gazundering?

Has your buyer suddenly lowered their offer? We look at the art of gazundering and tell you how to avoid it… What’s Gazundering? We all know what gazumping is when a home seller accepts a better deal on their home after it has already been sold to someone else (but before the contracts have been…

Should I raise a counter grievance?

Should I raise a counter grievance?

We frequently get the question, “How do you handle an employee who has raised a counter grievance during disciplinary proceedings in the workplace?” This is a common occurrence and problem that many employers encounter. When informed that they are the subject of disciplinary action, many employees respond by filing a counter grievance. This complaint might…

Who has the right to see a will after a death in Scotland?

Who has the right to see a will after a death in Scotland?

Who is allowed to view a will after someone dies in Scotland mostly depends on which stage in the estate administration process they want to see the Will. The administration of an estate can be broadly divided into two stages: before and after the issuance of confirmation. The court’s confirmation is a legal document that…