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Rachael Burke

Solicitor, Family Law

Rachael is a solicitor in our family law team and advises on a wide range of matters including separation and divorce and arrangements involving children.

Rachael completed her LLB (Hons) in Scots and English Law at the University of Aberdeen and later completed her Diploma in Professional Legal Practice at the University of Glasgow.

She joined Gillespie Macandrew as a trainee solicitor in September 2021 and qualified into the Family team as a solicitor in 2023.  Rachael also has experience on the board of a women’s aid charity.

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Recent News & Insights by Rachael

15 April 2025 | Time to read: 3 mins

Easter Bunny Blues: Navigating Pet Custody

By Rachael Burke

Rachael Burke explains how Pet Custody unfolds when a relationship breaks down.

13 February 2025 | Time to read: 2 mins

Diamonds are forever… or are they? – The legalities of the engagement ring.

By Rachael Burke

Rachael Burke, Solicitor in our Family Law team, unpacks who gets to keep the engagement ring if things don’t work out.

03 December 2024 | Time to read: 3 mins

Holiday in harmony: Who has the children for Christmas?

By Rachael Burke

Rachael Burke, Solicitor in our Family Law team looks at a common issue affecting parents and their children at Christmas time.

03 June 2024 | Time to read: 3 mins

What changes after you say: “I do”?

By Rachael Burke

The Wedding season is upon us once again with couples across Scotland ‘tying the knot’ but what legally changes when you say “I do”?

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