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Cohabitation agreements are increasingly important legal tools for unmarried couples in Scotland, yet many misconceptions persist about their rights and protections. Recent developments in England and Wales regarding cohabitation reform raise important questions about what Scottish couples should understand about their legal position. These resources explore common myths about cohabitation and provide guidance on preparing for the future through proper legal agreements.

Pensions are often overlooked during divorce proceedings, particularly by women who may trade their interest in valuable pension schemes for the family home. This comprehensive guide explores the three main approaches courts take when dividing pensions—pension sharing orders, pension attachment orders, and offsetting—and examines critical considerations including taxation implications, utility discounts, and the role of pension experts in ensuring fair settlements.

A Nottingham-based law firm has partnered with Sharewear Clothing Scheme to tackle clothing poverty and textile waste across the East Midlands. Through donation points at three offices and a sponsored school partnership, the initiative has already diverted 151kg of textiles from landfill while providing free clothing to 100 people in need. The firm's Finance Director explains why addressing clothing poverty matters and how simple donations can create meaningful social and environmental impact.