Alexander Mcallister & Mckechnie

read moreOur office is situated right in the town centre offering a double frontage ground floor window. As such we are able to guarantee you the unique opportunity to have your property advertised in one of the most prominent corner sites in the town.

read moreIt is an agreement between an employer and an employee which is legally binding. The Settlement Agreement will require you to obtain independent legal advice from a Solicitor. We will sit down with you and discuss with you all the legal consequences of the agreement at what can be a stressful time. It may be as the result of redundancy and we will make sure that your position is protected as fully as possible. Normally your employer will as part of reaching an agreement cover the cost of any legal fees.

read moreIf you become ill and lose capacity and don't have a Power of Attorney (POA) then no one can act on your behalf. Your family would have to go to court at considerable time and expense. The only way for you to plan for your future is with a POA. It will allow your family and loved ones to deal with your personal and financial affairs ie: going to the bank or signing a legal document. As well as the above we recommend that you appoint a Welfare Attorney as well and we call this type of document that you grant a "Continuing & Welfare Power of Attorney".

read moreSo that your family and loved ones are provided for and that your property is given to the people that you would intend to get it. If you don't it will mean that you die Intestate which means that you die without a Will. That means the Law of Scotland will regulate who should get what and will lead to delay for the surviving members of your family and cause much distress as to what it is you wanted to happen. Partners who are not married have no automatic right to their deceased partner's estate.

read moreAn example is where you are travelling abroad or going to work abroad and you need authorised copies of documents such as birth certficates and marriage certificates. We will sit down and go over your paperwork with you and certify it with our authorised Notary Public seal.