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In Scotland, there are two primary grounds for divorce:
One: Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage
This is the leading cause for divorce in Scotland. Evidence includes a partner’s adultery, separations lasting one year with spousal consent or two years without and instances of “Unreasonable behaviour” like emotional harm or chronic gambling.
Two: Gender Recognition
The secondary ground for divorce in Scotland arises when an interim gender recognition certificate is procured by one of the parties.
While Scots law provides specific grounds for divorce, at Blackadders, we ensure your emotional well-being is considered alongside every legal detail, creating a compassionate path forward.
When the journey seems daunting, lean on our Family Law team. With significant experience, they’re not just experts in Scots law but also allies who genuinely care, ensuring every decision is made in your best interests.
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With offices across Scotland, the Blackadders team combines legal expertise with human understanding, ensuring every business, organisation and individual feels not only informed but truly understood.
Whatever your legal journey or challenge, with Blackadders you’re in good hands.
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