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Rebecca Quinn
Solicitor
Miller Samuel Hill Brown Solicitors

Rebecca is a solicitor in our Family Law department. She obtained her undergraduate degree at the University of Aberdeen and Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (DPLP) at the University of Edinburgh. Rebecca qualified as a solicitor in August 2025.

Navigating International Divorce: Essential Guide for Scottish Residents


Divorce is rarely a straightforward process, but when international elements come into play, it can become significantly more complex. If you find yourself facing an international divorce from Scotland, understanding the intricacies involved is crucial for navigating the challenges ahead.   What is an International Divorce? International divor...

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CD v ND [2025] CSIH 12 – Court of Session Inner House Appeal: A Case Summary


In the recent case of CD v ND [2025] CSIH 12, the MSHB Family Team successfully defended an appeal in the Inner House of the Court of Session. The appeal originated from a decision by Lord Stuart in CD v ND 2024 CSOH 98, issued in November last year. This case centred around a dispute between a divorcing couple regarding the relevant date...

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Navigating Travel Consent for Children: A Guide for Separated Parents


With summer fast approaching and the recent pleasant weather in Glasgow, many families are starting to consider jetting off to that place in the sun. For separated parents, planning to travel abroad with children can be a challenge. We often see clients who are concerned about consent issues related to their children travelling abroad, whether it's...

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Understanding the “Relevant Date” in Scottish Family Law and Why it Matters


For separating married couples, it is vital to identify the date on which you deem the marriage or partnership to be over. In Scottish Law, this is known as "The Relevant Date". Following the success of the MSHB Family Law team in the case of CD v ND 2024 CSOH 98, where the relevant date was in dispute, we explore what the relevant date is and why ...

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