Everyone needs legal advice from time to time. At J. Watson Scott, we know you want that advice to be personal, efficient and delivered with your best interests in mind. We pride ourselves on offering a friendly, client-focused service. Based in Hamilton, we serve clients throughout Lanarkshire including in Motherwell, Airdrie, Coatbridge and, of course, in Hamilton.
We know our clients want to be assured that they are being properly looked after. Our solicitors are committed to providing an empathetic, personal and efficient service. We pride ourselves on looking after our clients' welfare, and when you deal with us, you'll be dealing directly with a solicitor.
We know our clients want to be assured that they are being properly looked after. Our solicitors are committed to providing an empathetic, personal and efficient service. We pride ourselves on looking after our clients' welfare, and when you deal with us, you'll be dealing directly with a solicitor.
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We are a firm of family law, conveyancing and Wills & Executry solicitors based in Hamilton. We offer a friendly, approachable service. We put our clients welfare at the heart of everything we do. We understand the value of one-to-one advice and aim, at all stages, to provide our clients with a thorough, personal service.
J Watson Scott & Co Ltd Solicitors is a Firm registered with the Law Society of Scotland. Among many legal practice requirements, the Law Society has issued Guidance on what is called Transparent Pricing. This is information to be made available to clients and potential clients about fees, outlays and costs that may be incurred when instructing solicitors.
For the vast majority of your life you may be perfectly able to make decisions for yourself. However there may come a time, either through illness or advanced age, that you experience difficulties in doing things or making decisions for yourself. These kinds of circumstances present a number of challenges that people are often unsure how to deal with.
Family members and very close friends will always care for one another. However in some circumstances, families may need to take special measures if someone in their family or a close friend is unable to look after themselves. Here we provide an overview of how family members can ask for permission to take responsibility for someone else by becoming their Guardian.
The idea of planning for the effective management of your property can appear quite complex: you will want to provide for your family but you may be unsure of what this process involves. Not only that, you may not have considered what tax charges may be due on your estate, in attempting to provide for future generations.
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