Amy Cook

She provides clear, practical advice on complex and often sensitive issues, helping clients navigate challenging circumstances with confidence and clarity. 

Amy advises on all aspects of relationship breakdown, including separation, divorce and the financial issues arising from divorce. She also advises on prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, and child-related matters, including contact and residence disputes. In addition, Amy has significant experience advising on adults with incapacity matters, including financial and welfare guardianship orders and intervention orders.  

Amy represents clients in negotiations and regularly appears in the Sheriff Court. She also has experience instructing counsel in complex Court of Session matters, ensuring clients receive strategic and effective representation in even the most challenging cases.

Alongside her wider family law practice, Amy has experience advising on public law family matters, particularly welfare and care arrangements for individuals who lack capacity to make decisions for themselves. She combines technical legal expertise with a practical understanding of the personal and family dynamics often involved in these cases. 

Clients value Amy's reassuring and calm demeanour, as well as her ability to deliver pragmatic, straightforward advice in a sensitive and approachable manner. She is committed to building trusted relationships with clients and helping them achieve outcomes that reflect their priorities and long-term interests. Amy is also a member of the Family Law Association.