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WELCOME TO JONES WHYTE LAW: SOLICITORS IN GLASGOW, SCOTLAND

We are a friendly yet dynamic law firm operating and appearing throughout Scotland . Our solicitors have over 25 years of experience across a broad range of disciplines, courts and tribunals.  We are a full service law firm but have experts in the fields of litigation, conveyancing (residential and commercial) family law and personal injury claims. 

We believe in offering legal services that are modern, transparent and tailored to meet the needs of the individual or company requiring them.  

Our solicitors live and work in the West of Scotland, we understand the courts and how they operate and are regularly instructed to appear at tribunals across the country.

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Regardless of your circumstances we offer expert advice at competitive rates with no obligation. Please email us: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or use our contact page to book an appointment; we will always do our upmost to assist you.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

  • Many thanks for all of your help with our purchase and for making things run as smoothly as they did. We really appreciate it.Andrew Lee and John Struthers
  • I am grateful to the family law department at Jones Whyte for fighting my corner to secure me regular and happy contact with my children following a difficult time in my life David D
  • My compensation claim was fluid and explained to me from start to finish. I would recommend Jones Whyte to anyoneGavin Taylor
  • Brilliant job. Saved my licence for me aswell as my job because if the license went my job went.Kieran M

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Ultimate Legal Guide For Unmarried Couples
13th February 2019

What is a cohabitant?

Cohabitants are couples who live together as if they were married or civil partners. Some rules that affect cohabiting couples have extra conditions that must be met, this will be explained in this blog.

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The impact of the ongoing Brexit uncertainty on the UK housing market.
13th February 2019

Every day, the headlines continue to be dominated by the latest updates concerning the government’s ongoing efforts to handle the Brexit situation. March 29th 2019 is now only weeks away, and so with seemingly no true indication as to what the permutations of Brexit will be, the country (and indeed the world) continues to operate with this lingering uncertainty. This article will therefore consider the impact the uncertainty surrounding Brexit has had and will continue to have on the housing market for Scotland and the rest of the UK. 

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The Benefits Of Meditation & Arbitration In Divorce
13th February 2019

The prospect of divorce proceedings looming over estranged couple’s heads can often be a daunting notion for all involved. Through the traditional court room process, the pursuit of an end-agreement can see long periods of time consumed and high levels of legal fees incurred. Additionally, the adversarial nature of this procedure regularly results in parties’ relationships suffering further aggravation thus contributing to increased levels of animosity. However, the resultant effects of this are most likely suffered by children and relatives rather than the parties themselves. Coupled with dealing with these added stresses, parties often find themselves having to negotiate the hurdles the inherent in the bureaucratic judicial system.

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