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Coronavirus: Parents being asked by adult children if they can have a Will – Our advice to clients
It’s something that parents will likely shudder at; however, adult children have been asking their mothers and fathers about creating…
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Coronavirus lockdown: what happens if I want a divorce? | Watermans
The impact of coronavirus on divorce rates The coronavirus lockdown is testing couples and families in a way that may…
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Coronavirus lockdown: can I still make a will? | Watermans
The importance of making a will and getting your affairs in order during the coronavirus pandemic The demand for wills has soared in the…
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Moving house during coronavirus | Watermans Legal
Can I still move or sell my home during COVID-19? The Government has encouraged people, where possible, to delay moving…
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Co-parenting during the lockdown – what you need to know from Watermans
Shared contact between separated parents during COVID-19 quarantine The uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic can be stressful enough without separated parents getting into…
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International Women’s Day (IWD) – Meet Family Law solicitor Sarah Hay
Today (March 8) is International Woman’s Day, (IWD) a focal point in the movement towards women’s rights. This year’s theme…
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First Home Fund for First Time Buyers in Scotland – Watermans
First Home Fund – what is it? In May 2019, Nicola Sturgeon announced the First Home Fund; a £150m shared…
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The importance of a Will to avoid the possibility of an unclaimed estate
Watermans Legal is highlighting the importance of having a Will prepared after it was revealed there are almost 250 unclaimed…
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Property predictions and advice for 2020
As brand new figures revealed that properties in Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife sold faster than ever before in the…
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Five things to ask your lawyer during divorce day
The first working Monday after the festive period has been famously dubbed ‘Divorce Day,’ thanks to the soaring number of…
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Coping with shared contact at Christmas – who gets the children?
In a panic over where your children will spend Christmas? That’s why it’s important to seek advice on your rights…
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Why Christmas is the best time to buy and sell a home
People often believe that December is a quiet time of year to start marketing their homes for sale and in…
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