What is Scottish Guardianship?
A Guardianship Order is a court order, which authorises a person to act and make decisions on behalf of an Adult with incapacity. In Scotland, an Adult is a person who is 16 years old and over. The law relating to guardianship is governed by the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000. It is important […]
What are the Scottish Standard Clauses?
You have saved up scrupulously for months, found the property of your dreams, and now you have had your offer accepted. You are finally ready to begin moving home and you have instructed your solicitor to arrange the legalities for you. However, there are many practical aspects to consider when moving to a new property. […]
The Impact of Covid-19 on Guardianship Applications and Renewals in Scotland
Although restrictions have eased there is still a significant impact, which will be felt in the coming weeks and months. Where someone has been assessed as lacking capacity and has not put in place a Power of Attorney, an application requires to be made to the Court for a guardian to be appointed with legal […]
