0141 674 4357

Divorce Lawyer, Glasgow, Scotland

Our team of skilled divorce solicitors is dedicated to guiding you through every aspect of your divorce journey, from childcare arrangements to financial settlements.

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Divorce Solicitors Glasgow

Our team of skilled divorce solicitors is dedicated to guiding you through every aspect of your divorce journey, from childcare arrangements to financial settlements.

With Jones Whyte, you can expect

  • A designated specialist to assist you every step of the way
  • Competitively priced fixed fees available
  • The option to defer payments
  • Transparency in our pricing and ongoing clear communication
  • Largest Family Law team in Glasgow
 

Did you know 1 in 10 of our clients pay all or the vast majority of their costs at or near the end of their case? Our flexible payment arrangements, including deferred payment options, ensure you can secure experienced legal representation when you need it most, with the peace of mind that comes from manageable financial terms. 

Schedule a confidential consultation with a specialist family lawyer at a fixed price, allowing you to explore your legal options and confidently choose your next steps.

Unfortunately, we do not offer legal aid.

Divorce Legal Advice

We recognise that every individual’s situation is different. Our Divorce Solicitors are highly experienced in the complexities of family law matters. If you think your relationship may end, you need specialist advice and help. In that case, you should seek the advice of a divorce lawyer at the earliest opportunity.

Of course, we understand that making contact with a lawyer is a difficult step to take and you may be at a point where no decisions have been made. However, we regularly provide legal advice to individuals who have not separated but wish to be aware of their rights and obligations in the event of a potential separation.

At Jones Whyte, we are fully aware that everybody’s circumstances are unique to them and we pride ourselves in the manner in which we guide individuals through the divorce process.

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Meet Our Expert Divorce Lawyers

Our sympathetic team of divorce lawyers based in Glasgow will assess your circumstances and provide guidance to ensure that you take the best course of action to resolve the situation.

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Cameron Shaw

Cameron Shaw

Partner

Charles Brown

Charles Brown

Partner

Colin Simpson

Colin Simpson

Senior Consultant

Contact Jones Whyte today

At Jones Whyte , we understand that legal matters can feel complex and overwhelming. Whether you need guidance on personal or business legal issues, our team is here to provide clear, expert advice tailored to your situation.

With years of experience across a wide range of legal services, we’re committed to offering practical solutions with your best interests in mind. From initial consultations to ongoing representation, we take the time to listen, understand, and guide you every step of the way.

No matter the complexity of your case, we believe in clear communication, transparent processes, and a client-first approach. Reach out today and let us help you move forward with confidence.

0141 674 4357
info@joneswhyte.co.uk

Or simply fill out the contact form, and a member of our team will be in touch soon.

How Our Family Lawyers Can Support You With Divorce In Marriage Or Civil Partnerships

When separating from your partner, whether you are married or otherwise, several matters require attention. The most pressing of these are the arrangements for children and financial matters. Whether you are married, cohabiting or in a civil partnership, it is important to know your rights should the relationship come to an end. Cohabiting couples need to know that they only have one year from the date of separation to make any financial claims. Regardless of the circumstances, early advice from experienced separation solicitors is crucial. We can provide you with advice regarding:
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No-Fault Divorce Scotland

Our family lawyers are committed to empowering our clients with knowledge, especially when it comes to navigating sensitive legal matters like divorce.

In Scotland, divorces operate under a no-fault system, which means couples can seek divorce without assigning blame. Instead, the grounds for divorce revolve around the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

Beginning Divorce Proceedings

Couples can establish this breakdown through four key grounds: separation for one year with consent, separation for two years without consent, unreasonable behaviour, or adultery.

Understanding the process of obtaining a no-fault divorce is crucial, and at Jones Whyte, we emphasise the importance of establishing the date of separation, as it sets the timeline for divorce proceedings.

Financial Settlement – Divorce Law Services

We recently acted on behalf of a party who was awarded over £7 million when the other party had attempted to conceal matrimonial property. It is extremely important in situations where there is a question about secrecy and disclosure of matrimonial property that you instruct Solicitors who are experienced in tracing assets which have been hidden.

Our specialist team of divorce lawyers are well known for our innovative approach to finding the right solutions for our clients and we are dedicated to offering a superior level of client service and care.

Divorce Solicitors Glasgow

With our divorce solicitors’ expertise, we guide clients through every step of the divorce process, ensuring their rights and interests are protected. Whether you’re considering a no-fault divorce or seeking legal counsel to navigate the complexities of family law, Jones Whyte are here to support you every step of the way. Trust us to provide compassionate guidance on the legal process and expert representation tailored to your unique needs.
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Guiding You Through The Legal Process

They will be able to support you through this difficult time to get your desired outcome.

There are various ways of attempting to resolve matters with a former partner. Our experience tells us that most people prefer to minimise any contact with courts. Court action, although necessary on some occasions, is a last resort and can be costly and create animosity. We will focus on attempting to resolve your legal issues on separation by way of negotiation wherever possible.

Divorce Cost – Deferred Payment Options Available

We also appreciate that cost is a significant concern upon separation. We are the largest team of family law specialists in Glasgow and our success and growth has been built on ensuring that our fees are fair, reasonable and transparent.

Clients are provided with regular fee updates on their family law cases, certainly every month and often more regularly, and work is carried out and charges are set out transparently.

Speak With A Divorce Solicitor Today

It is never too early to seek advice if the prospect of separation is a real possibility for you. We can offer a fixed fee initial consultation to provide you with initial advice and assistance. If you wish to contact us, please get in touch on 0141 674 4357 or fill out the contact form and we will call you straight back.

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Supporting Children After Divorce Proceedings

Child Arrangements & Maintenance

Child maintenance fees will be arranged when you have separated to help cover the child’s living costs when you do not live with the child. Please note that even if you do not live with your child, and even if you don’t see them, you are still responsible for the cost of raising them.

Arranging child maintenance can be done between both parties (that’s if they both agree), or through the Child Maintenance Service. It is advisable to seek guidance from a separation solicitor to help you with separation matters and to provide you with essential advice during the process.

Separation Agreement

A separation agreement, formally called a Minute of Agreement, is a legal document or contract between parties who have separated. By entering into separation agreements, this allows parties to avoid court proceedings to determine monetary issues.

A Minute of Agreement is formally registered at the Registers of Scotland in Edinburgh. and, after that has been done carries the same force as a court order and can be enforced similarly. Seeking advice from a separation solicitor is recommended, especially in cases where one party has a more favourable financial situation or if the separation is acrimonious. A solicitor can provide guidance on relevant considerations and the division of matrimonial property.

Questions you might have

We have various fixed fee packages for our legal costs. If you would like to find out more please get in touch today by calling 0141 674 4357 or fill out or contact form above.

Other Family Law Matters

Separation or divorce can have far-reaching effects on the extended family. That’s why Jones Whyte have put together a highly experienced team of family law solicitors who can advise on various cases:

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