Complete Clarity Solicitors
Scottish law firm with offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, East Kilbride and Dumfries specialising in litigation, family law, residential and commercial conveyancing, executry and employment law.
About Complete Clarity Solicitors
Complete Clarity Solicitors: legal advice in Glasgow, Edinburgh, East Kilbride and Dumfries
Complete Clarity Solicitors is a Scottish law firm with a presence in Glasgow, Edinburgh, East Kilbride and Dumfries, and which also serves clients from other locations such as Paisley, Dundee, Livingston, Hamilton, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Ayr, Cumbernauld, Perth, Helensburgh, Stirling, Peebles, Motherwell, Barrhead, Greenock and Inverness. Its activity is structured around four main areas: litigation and dispute resolution, family law, conveyancing (transfer of property) and business affairs, as well as executry and employment law.
Litigation and dispute resolution
The firm handles court proceedings of various types, from Ordinary Action and court sessions to Simple Procedure. It also offers pre-litigation services and mediation. Among the matters it covers are debt recovery — both raising and defending actions for debt — insolvency, construction and engineering litigation, insurance litigation, intellectual property and technology, and professional negligence claims. In the general field, it advises on dog ownership disputes, construction and builder disputes, shareholder and partnership disputes, and contract advice.
Family law
The firm deals with separations and divorces, including specific services for fathers and for mothers, as well as separation agreements, cohabitation agreements, prenuptial agreements and silver prenuptial and professional athlete prenuptial agreements. In the area of family and children, it handles permission to relocate, child contact and custody, interdicts and adoptions.
Residential conveyancing
In residential matters, Complete Clarity Solicitors handles transfer of title deeds, remortgaging, buying and selling a home, mortgages and conveyancing for flats and tenements, as well as new build. The firm publishes guides for buyers, including a first-time buyer's guide to moving house, and offers budgeting tools and a conveyancing calculator.
Business advice
For business clients, the firm provides commercial conveyancing and leases, debt recovery — with recovery of interest and guides on how to recover debt and how to defend an action for debt — commercial litigation, sale and purchase of business, partnership agreements and business interruption insurance (BII) claims. It also advises SMEs on commercial litigation.
Executry and estate planning
The firm handles the winding up of estates in Scotland, including executry and Grant of Confirmation, and offers estate planning through wills, updating your will, inheritance tax advice, power of attorney and living wills.
Employment law
In employment matters, the firm covers absences, unfair dismissal and redundancy, settlement agreements and Employment Tribunal claims.
Other areas of practice
Complete Clarity Solicitors also advises on road traffic offences — speeding offences, careless driving, dangerous driving, drink driving, drug driving, failure to provide driver details, no insurance or no licence offences, special reasons, mobile phone driving offences and totting-up bans — as well as education law: appeals against refusal of placing requests in Scotland, references to the Additional Support Needs Tribunal, school exclusion appeals, discrimination claims in education and judicial review in education. It also handles housing and evictions matters, such as tenancy agreements, tenant and landlord disputes, tenant rental deposit reclaims, letting advice, house repossession and neighbour disputes. In the area of personal injury, it handles claims for road traffic injuries, hospital and medical negligence, workplace injuries, public place injuries, head and brain injury, internal organs injury, hand and arm injury, legs and feet accident, back and spinal injury, and sight, hearing and senses injury.
The firm does not provide Legal Aid.
Litigation and conveyancing