Cohabitation
Couples who live together without marrying have different rights from married couples. We advise on cohabitation agreements and on the claims that may be available when a cohabiting relationship ends.
Family Law
Straightforward, discreet guidance on cohabitation, separation, divorce and arrangements for children, with mediation available as an alternative to court.

Overview
When a relationship ends or family arrangements need to change, it helps to understand your rights and options early. We explain where you stand and help you reach arrangements that work, by agreement wherever possible.
Our family law work is led by Director Lisa McLaughlan, with Senior Associate Solicitor Drew Yeoman.
CALM Mediator accredited by the Law Society of Scotland.
How we can help
Couples who live together without marrying have different rights from married couples. We advise on cohabitation agreements and on the claims that may be available when a cohabiting relationship ends.
We help separating couples reach a formal agreement covering property, finances and arrangements for children, so everyone knows where they stand.
We guide you through the divorce process and the financial issues that come with it, aiming for a fair outcome with as little conflict as possible.
Advice on residence, contact, and parental rights and responsibilities, always with the welfare of the child at the centre of every decision.
Mediation offers a way to resolve disagreements without going to court. Stirling & Mair offers mediation through a CALM Mediator accredited by the Law Society of Scotland.
Accreditation

Who you will work with

Director
Family Law, Mediation and Civil Litigation

Senior Associate Solicitor
Intervention and Guardianship Orders, Power of Attorney, Family Law
Get in touch
Call the office or send us a short message. We will put you in touch with the right person in our team.