Family Law News Edinburgh

Two women are appealing to have their divorce settlements overturned after they claim they were tricked into accepting unfair divorce settlements.

Alison Sharland and Varsha Gohil both claim that they were duped into accepting unfair divorce settlements after their husbands allegedly misled judges about how much they earned and how much they were worth.

The landmark case could have much larger implications for divorce proceedings and could lead to numerous people appealing their divorce settlements.

A new study has revealed that social media is one of the main reasons for many Britons getting a divorce. According to research carried out by Slater and Gordon social media presents a “minefield” for married couples.

A woman is making a divorce claim against her former husband almost 20 years after their divorce.

The government has abandoned it’s proposal to raise the fee to issue a divorce following a consultation on court fees.

A group of expert Scottish lawyers have warned that divorce and separations are affecting Scottish businesses.