Six family law firms with an office in Tayside and Fife, in Dundee, Cupar, Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy. Solicitors in Scotland are regulated by the Law Society of Scotland, which you can search to check a firm.
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Dundee, Dundee City
Dundee family law practice led by Amanda Wilson, an accredited specialist in family law, trained collaborative lawyer and FLAGS arbitrator.
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Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen
Scottish law firm with offices in Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen. Its family team handles divorce and separation, with mediation and collaborative practice.
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Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, Inverness, Forfar, St Andrews and Cupar
Scottish law firm with offices in Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Angus, Fife and Perth. Offers a free initial phone chat about family law options and costs.
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Cupar, St Andrews and Glenrothes, Fife
Fife law firm with offices in Cupar, St Andrews and Glenrothes. Advises on divorce, separation, children and prenuptial agreements.
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Dunfermline, Fife and Kinross
Law firm with offices in Dunfermline and Kinross. Its family team covers separation and divorce, financial provision, child residence and contact, and separation agreements.
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Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes and Leven, Fife
Fife law firm with offices in Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes and Leven. Covers divorce, separation, children and cohabitation claims, with legal aid and published divorce costs.
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Solicitors in Scotland set their own fees, so ask each firm for a written estimate. A straightforward divorce with no children under 16 and no money to divide can use the simplified procedure, which costs £156 in the sheriff court from 1 April 2026 and doesn't need a solicitor. An ordinary divorce costs £191 to start. Our guide to divorce in Scotland explains both.
The Scottish Legal Aid Board can tell you whether you could get help with a solicitor's fees.
Most divorces in Scotland go through the local sheriff court, and one of you must have lived in that court's area for at least 40 days. The Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service lists every sheriff court and its contact details.
Not sure you need one? Our guide on whether you need a solicitor for your divorce explains when people manage without.
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