Lawyers Serving Clients in Glasgow

Family Law Solicitors

Our family law team offers compassionate and straightforward advice during difficult times. We help clients through divorce and separation with the aim of reducing conflict and achieving fair settlements. Our solicitors also provide guidance on financial arrangements following a split, ensuring assets, property, and pensions are dealt with appropriately. Where children are involved, our child custody lawyers focus on their wellbeing, advising on residence, contact, and parental rights. With years of courtroom and negotiation experience, we offer both legal expertise and personal support.

Conveyancing Lawyers

Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you will make. Our conveyancing solicitors ensure your property transaction is completed efficiently and securely. We handle every legal requirement, from checking titles and drafting contracts to liaising with mortgage lenders, so you are fully protected throughout. Whether purchasing your first home, moving to a larger property, or investing, our residential property lawyers deliver a smooth process with clear communication at each stage.

Corporate & Business Law

Our business lawyers assist entrepreneurs, start-ups, and established companies with a wide range of commercial matters. We advise on business formation and structuring, helping you select the most suitable model, whether limited company, LLP, or sole trader. Our solicitors also guide clients through mergers and acquisitions, draft shareholder agreements, and advise on directors’ duties. For those involved in franchising, we provide tailored legal advice covering agreements, set-up, and dispute resolution. Whatever your stage of growth, we offer solutions designed to help your business succeed.

Commercial Property

Commercial property transactions require both legal precision and market insight. Our solicitors act for landlords, tenants, developers, and investors, advising on purchases and sales, leases, development projects, and finance agreements. We focus on protecting your investment, managing risks, and achieving favourable outcomes. From retail premises to offices and industrial sites, our commercial property lawyers provide practical, results-driven advice.

Other Legal Services

In addition to our main areas of practice, Raeside Chisholm offers a wide range of further legal support for individuals and businesses. Our employment law solicitors assist with redundancy, dismissal, settlement agreements, and tribunal representation. We guide families and individuals on wills, executries, and powers of attorney, helping you plan for the future with confidence. Our debt advice and recovery lawyers act for creditors and individuals facing financial pressure. We also represent clients in personal injury claims, ensuring compensation is pursued where negligence has caused harm.

Why Choose Raeside Chisholm Solicitors?

• Experience: Decades of legal practice across a broad range of services.
• Personal Approach: We take time to understand your situation and provide tailored advice.
• Comprehensive Support: From family law to commercial disputes, our solicitors cover it all.
• Reputation for Trust: Many clients return to us and recommend our services.
• Local Knowledge: Based in Glasgow, we combine national expertise with strong community ties.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does divorce take in Scotland?
A simplified divorce takes 6–8 weeks; complex cases with finances or children can take several months or even potentially years.

What role does a solicitor play when buying a house?
They check titles, conduct searches, handle contracts, liaise with lenders, and ensure funds transfer safely.

Can you help me start a new business?
Yes. We advise on company structures, agreements, compliance, and registration to get you started.

Do I really need a solicitor to draft a will?
Yes. A solicitor ensures your will is valid, clear, and reduces the risk of future disputes.

What can I do if someone owes me money?
We issue letters, negotiate repayments, or take court action to recover outstanding debts.