Lanarkshire Law Practice Ltd

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Mediation is often encouraged in Scotland before parents take family disputes to court, especially when children are inv...
05/06/2026

Mediation is often encouraged in Scotland before parents take family disputes to court, especially when children are involved. It helps reduce conflict, encourages cooperation, and keeps the focus on what matters most—the child’s wellbeing. However, in some cases, such as safety concerns, court action may still be necessary.

At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we can guide you through both mediation and court processes, ensuring you understand your options every step of the way.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Setting up a Power of Attorney (POA) early in life is one of the most important steps in planning ahead. It ensures that...
04/06/2026

Setting up a Power of Attorney (POA) early in life is one of the most important steps in planning ahead. It ensures that someone you trust can make decisions for you if you ever lose capacity, helping avoid unnecessary stress, delays, and court processes later on.

At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we can guide you through setting up a POA clearly and efficiently, giving you peace of mind for the future.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Emotional wellbeing plays a key role in all family court decisions in Scotland. Courts don’t just look at physical safet...
03/06/2026

Emotional wellbeing plays a key role in all family court decisions in Scotland. Courts don’t just look at physical safety—they also consider a child’s mental and emotional health, stability, and overall development when deciding what arrangements are in their best interests.

At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we understand how sensitive family matters can be. Our team is here to provide clear, supportive legal advice to help protect what matters most.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Co-parenting arrangements don’t always need to be legally formalised in Scotland, but when communication breaks down or ...
02/06/2026

Co-parenting arrangements don’t always need to be legally formalised in Scotland, but when communication breaks down or uncertainty arises, having a clear legal agreement can make all the difference. A formal order helps avoid conflict and ensures your child’s best interests are protected.

At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we provide clear, practical advice on family law matters and help you secure arrangements that work for your family.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

In Scotland, the child’s welfare is always the top priority in any dispute between parents. Courts focus on what is trul...
01/06/2026

In Scotland, the child’s welfare is always the top priority in any dispute between parents. Courts focus on what is truly in the best interests of the child — including their safety, stability, and overall wellbeing — rather than the disagreement between adults.

If you’re facing a family law issue, getting the right legal advice early can make a real difference.

At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we’re here to guide you through every step with clear advice and strong support, always keeping your family’s best interests at heart.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

What proof do you need for a personal injury case in Scotland? To build a strong claim, you must show that someone was a...
31/05/2026

What proof do you need for a personal injury case in Scotland? To build a strong claim, you must show that someone was at fault, that you were injured, and that the injury was caused by the accident. Evidence such as medical records, accident reports, photos, witness statements, and proof of lost earnings can all play a key role in your case. At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we help you gather the right evidence and guide you through every step of your claim.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Can social media posts affect your divorce case? In Scotland, anything you share online can potentially be used as evide...
30/05/2026

Can social media posts affect your divorce case? In Scotland, anything you share online can potentially be used as evidence in court—even private or deleted posts. From financial settlements to child arrangements, your online activity can have real legal consequences. That’s why it’s important to be cautious with what you post during separation or divorce proceedings. At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we’re here to guide you through every step and protect your best interests.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Who gets the house after a divorce in Scotland?  It’s not always as simple as whose name is on the title. The family hom...
29/05/2026

Who gets the house after a divorce in Scotland? It’s not always as simple as whose name is on the title. The family home is often considered a matrimonial asset, and the law focuses on what is fair—taking into account finances, contributions, and the needs of any children involved. In some cases, one partner may keep the home while the other receives a financial settlement, or the property may be sold and divided.

Navigating property and finances during a divorce can be complex, but you don’t have to face it alone. At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we provide clear, practical advice to help you understand your rights and make informed decisions.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Can a will be contested in Scotland? The answer is yes—but only under specific legal grounds. From lack of mental capaci...
28/05/2026

Can a will be contested in Scotland? The answer is yes—but only under specific legal grounds. From lack of mental capacity to undue influence or improper ex*****on, there are several reasons a will may be challenged. Even when a will is valid, close family members may still have legal rights to claim a share of the estate. Understanding your rights is crucial when dealing with sensitive matters like this.

At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we’re here to guide you with clear, professional advice every step of the way. If you’re unsure about your situation, don’t hesitate to reach out—your peace of mind matters.

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

Legal dispute in Scotland? Stay calm, gather your evidence, and seek expert advice. At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we can ...
27/05/2026

Legal dispute in Scotland? Stay calm, gather your evidence, and seek expert advice. At Lanarkshire Law Practice, we can guide you through the legal process with the right support. Whether it’s mediation, legal aid, or court procedures, we’re here to help you resolve your case efficiently. Contact us today for trusted legal solutions!

📍 228 Main Street, Bellshill ML4 1AB
📞 01698 747171
📧 [email protected]

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Bellshill
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