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Plain terms for a free service. These govern use of the website; they are not terms of business for legal services, which are issued separately if we accept instructions.

Who operates this site

ineedalawyerto.com/ is a trading name of Rooney Family Law Limited, a firm of solicitors regulated by the Law Society of Scotland.

This site is not legal advice

Everything published here is general information about how the law works in Scotland. It is not advice about your situation and it cannot be, because we do not know your circumstances. Do not rely on it as a substitute for advice from a solicitor who does.

Using the site does not instruct us

Sending an enquiry does not instruct Rooney Family Law Limited to act as your solicitor in the underlying matter. We will not protect a time limit, raise proceedings or take any other step for you unless we confirm separately and in writing that we have accepted instructions.

About the panel

Firms listed here are those with which we have a commercial arrangement. The panel is not the whole Scottish profession. We do not rank firms, we do not warrant the quality of any firm’s work, and any contract for legal services is between you and that firm.

How we are paid

The service is free to you. Where we introduce you to a panel firm, that firm may pay us a share of its fee. The payment is made by the firm, does not increase what you pay and does not reduce any compensation you receive.

Governing law

These terms are governed by Scots law and the Scottish courts have jurisdiction.

Tell us what has happened.

Two minutes, no cost, and no obligation. We will pass your details to one of our member firms, who will be in touch. You decide whether to send anything at all.

Find a solicitorSending an enquiry does not instruct us to act for you.