Family Law | Family Law in Ireland | BusinessAndLegal.ie

Family law solicitors have a huge area of issues to deal with on behalf of clients such as

• Nullity and void marriages
• Separation agreements
• Judicial separation and divorce
• Maintenance
• Pension adjustment orders and pensions generally in separation and divorce
• Ancillary orders and other reliefs to be  pursued on divorce and judicial separation
• Domestic violence
• Foreign divorce decrees
• Domestic violence
• The non marital family
• Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010 which was signed into law in 2010
• Child law including guardianship, access and custody
• The tax implications of marriages breaking up
• Adoption
• The non-marital family
• Child abduction
• Judicial separation and separation agreements

As can be seen from the above getting a good family law solicitor is critically important to a successful outcome in your family law difficulties.

Family law solicitors in Ireland

Generally family law solicitors in Ireland need to take a slightly different approach to legal disputes where the need to consider the interests of the child or children involved needs to be considered to a greater extent than might normally be the case in a litigation matter.

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Access,Custody and Guardianship in Ireland | BusinessAndLegal.ie

Access

The law considers that the right to access to a parent is in fact a right of the child; this is why an access to a child order will be decided by the Court whilst looking at what is in the best interests of the child.

Generally though it is very unusual for a Court to not grant a parent access to their child and may, where necessary, make a supervised access order to allow to this to happen where the circumstances demand it.

This is part of the Family Law in Ireland series. If you have a question pleases use the Contact form.

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Family Law | Family Law in Ireland | BusinessAndLegal.ie

Family law solicitors have a huge area of issues to deal with on behalf of clients such as

• Nullity and void marriages
• Separation agreements
• Judicial separation and divorce
• Maintenance
• Pension adjustment orders and pensions generally in separation and divorce
• Ancillary orders and other reliefs to be  pursued on divorce and judicial separation
• Domestic violence
• Foreign divorce decrees
• Domestic violence
• The non marital family
• Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010 which was signed into law in 2010
• Child law including guardianship, access and custody
• The tax implications of marriages breaking up
• Adoption
• The non-marital family
• Child abduction.

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