Separation

Expert guidance for navigating separation agreements, child custody, and financial responsibilities in Glasgow, Edinburgh and across Scotland.
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Experienced Lawyers for Separation Agreements in Scotland

At TC Young, we know that going through a separation is one of the most challenging times in life.

Whether you’re in Glasgow, Edinburgh, or anywhere across Scotland, our expert separation lawyers will guide you through every step of the process. We aim to protect your interests while helping you secure a fair outcome.
We specialise in legal separation, divorce, and child law, providing personalised legal solutions to ensure clarity and security for both parties. With our years of experience, we work with you to resolve property, financial, and child-related matters with minimal conflict and emotional stress.

Whether you’re dealing with separation, child law issues or financial settlements, we’re here to help you navigate through this difficult time.

Our team of specialists

You are in safe hands with our skilled and experienced team of trusted advisors.

FAQs

The answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

Separation allows couples to live apart while remaining legally married, whereas divorce legally dissolves the marriage. Separation agreements can cover important matters like property division and child arrangements without opting for a full divorce.

The timeframe for a separation agreement varies based on the complexity of your situation. Typically, with the assistance of an experienced lawyer, agreements can be finalized within a few months.

A separation agreement can cover a range of issues, including the division of property, child custody arrangements, financial support, and any other key matters relevant to both parties.

Yes, it is advisable to have legal representation. A separation agreement is legally binding and must be carefully drafted to ensure fairness. At TC Young, we provide expert guidance to ensure your rights are fully protected.

Yes. A separation agreement often serves as a precursor to divorce. It provides a framework for resolving issues and can be converted into a divorce agreement if the couple decides to proceed with the dissolution of the marriage later.

  • Experienced family law specialists
  • Offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh
  • Expertise in complex separation agreements and property disputes
  • Tailored legal advice for cohabiting and married couples

Get in touch with our Family Law team

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