Representing yourself in a Scottish Family Court

August 12, 2019 By sps_admin

This is an updated and revised edition of the Guide reflecting the position at October 2021, including recent changes in court rules. You are free to download a copy but do consider making a donation to Shared Parenting Scotland to help support the cost of keeping this publication up to date.

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