Change of Legal Form

Changing legal form can be a pivotal step for charities seeking to enhance their governance or operational flexibility.
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As charities grow and evolve, there may come a time when changing legal form becomes necessary. Whether you’re transitioning from an unincorporated charity to a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) or another legal structure, it’s important to navigate this process carefully to ensure compliance with charity law and protect the charity’s assets and trustees. At TC Young, we provide expert legal advice and guidance to help charities manage the process of changing their legal form seamlessly.

How Can We Help

  • Current Legal Structure Assessment
  • Transition Planning for Changing Legal Form
  • Applications to OSCR
  • Legal Transfer of Assets and Contracts
  • Trustee Liability and Responsibilities
  • Employment and Staff Considerations
  • Governance and Constitution Amendments
  • Communication with Stakeholders

Why Choose TC Young

At TC Young, we have a deep understanding of charity law and the unique challenges charities face when changing their legal form. Our experienced solicitors provide practical, hands-on advice to guide your charity through the transition, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and protecting your charity’s interests.

Get Expert Legal Advice for Changing Your Charity’s Legal Form

If your charity is considering a change of legal form, contact TC Young today. Our expert team will help you navigate the process smoothly and ensure that your charity is fully compliant with charity law throughout the transition.

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Get in touch with our Charity Law team

If your charity is considering a change of legal form, contact TC Young today. Our expert team will help you navigate the process smoothly and ensure that your charity is fully compliant with charity law throughout the transition.