Heather Calderwood · Partner, Solicitor-Advocate · Family · Glasgow
The Ca'd'oro, 45 Gordon Street, Glasgow G1 3PE
Solicitor-advocate handling high-value personal injury, fatal and clinical negligence litigation in the Scottish courts.
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Common questions about family solicitors in Glasgow
How much does a family lawyer in Glasgow charge?
Family solicitors in Glasgow usually charge an hourly rate, often between £150 and £350 depending on seniority, with an initial consultation sometimes offered free or at a fixed low fee. Divorces handled by agreement cost considerably less than contested cases that go to court.
How does divorce work in Scotland?
Scotland has its own divorce law. You can divorce after one year's separation if you both agree, or two years if not. A simplified 'do-it-yourself' procedure is available when there are no children under 16 and no financial claims. Otherwise a solicitor raises the action in the sheriff court or the Court of Session.
What's the difference between a solicitor and a mediator for family matters?
A mediator is a neutral third party who helps both sides reach an agreement together and cannot give either of you legal advice. A solicitor represents your interests specifically and can advise you on your legal position — many people use both at different stages.
Can I get legal aid for a family case in Scotland?
Civil legal aid in Scotland is run by the Scottish Legal Aid Board and can cover family cases, depending on your income and the merits of the case. Ask any solicitor whether they take legal aid work before your first appointment.
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