Family Law Aberdeen

Looking for more information on family law? You're in the right place.

Welcome to Family Law Aberdeen, your number one resource for information and advice on divorcecohabitation and other family law services in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Family lawyers understand that legal issues involving domestic circumstances require careful and considerate handling. On these occassions it is important to ensure that your divorce lawyers or pensions lawyers are right for you. Contact us to see how we can help you:

Telephone: 0845 620 5664
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There are thousands of solicitors in Aberdeen and you need to make sure that you choose family solicitors you can depend on. Contact Us today to find out more.

Services

At Family Law Aberdeen we provide you with guides to the most common domestic issues requiring legal advice, such as how to divorce and pension provision on divorce. These guides have been compiled by divorce lawyers and pensions lawyers expert in family law and pensions law.

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Pensions

Your pension is important. It provides the financial support you need when you retire.

The sort of questions you might should consider will vary depending on whether you are an individual or an organisation/company.

As an individual you might want to know:

Is my employer legally obliged to provide a pension?

What are my rights to a state pension?

What happens to pensions on divorce? Will my spouse take a share?

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About Us

Looking for more information on family law? You're in the right place.

Welcome to Family Law Aberdeen, your number one resource for information and advice on divorcecohabitation and other family law services in Aberdeen, Scotland.

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Divorce, Aberdeen

In Aberdeen, as in the rest of Scotland, irretrievable breakdown of your marriage is the only ground for divorce. There can be four different reasons for this happening.

  • non-cohabitation for a period of one year with the consent of the other party
  • non-cohabitation for a period of two years
  • unreasonable behaviour
  • adultery

 

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