Sue Anne advises individuals and families on a broad range of family law matters, helping clients navigate often complex and sensitive legal issues with practical and clear advice.
She advises on a broad range of family law matters, including divorce, financial issues arising from separation, cohabitation claims, pre and postnuptial agreements, protective remedies in the form of interdicts and matters involving children.
Sue Anne works closely with clients to identify the most appropriate solution for their individual circumstances and is committed to helping clients resolve disputes without the need for contested court proceedings wherever possible. Where matters cannot be resolved through negotiation, she has experience representing clients in Sheriff Courts throughout Scotland and instructing Counsel in actions before the Court of Session.
Sue Anne volunteers with the Scottish Child Law Centre, providing advice on a variety of family law issues. She is also a member of the Family Law Association.
As part of her legal studies, Sue Anne undertook an ERASMUS year at the University of Strasbourg, where she studied French law.
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Cohabitation is increasingly common, and many couples take the decision to cohabit without realising the legal significance of this step. So, if marriage is not, or not yet, for you, what do you need to know in the event of a breakdown of your relationship?