You don’t have to face a custody dispute alone
When a relationship breaks down, deciding where your children will live and how much contact each parent has is often the hardest part. Scots law actually uses the terms ‘residence’ and ‘contact’ rather than ‘custody’, though most people still search for it that way. Whatever you call it, what matters is your relationship with your children and the practical arrangements that protect it.
If you’re unsure where to start, that’s completely understandable, whether you’re hoping to agree things amicably, through mediation, or you need the court to decide through a Residence Order. Separation takes an emotional toll too, and we can point you towards post-separation counselling if that would help.
Whatever has happened, we’ll listen, take your circumstances seriously, and tell you honestly where you stand.
