Family Law
We appreciate relationship breakdown and dealing with family law solicitors can be traumatic.
We believe the parties should be encouraged and assisted to achieve a constructive settlement as quickly as reasonably possible. Where this is not feasible and proceedings are necessary, we press forward robustly and expeditiously. Based on over 25 years’ experience we will advise you as to what we think you should seek and what we think you can expect.
We provide guidance in relation to:
Civil Partners
The rules for separation and nullity in civil partnerships are broadly similar to those for marriage. The rules governing the dissolution of civil partnerships are different. A decree of dissolution allows both parties to a civil partnership to marry or enter into a new civil partnership. A court order is required to dissolve a civil partnership.
Cohabitees & Non-Marital Relationships
The Civil Partnership Act deals with other non-marital relationships. It defines cohabitants as two same-sex or opposite-sex adults who are: not married to each other, not in a registered civil partnership, not related within the prohibited degrees of relationship (relationships which would make them ineligible to marry each other) and living together in an intimate and committed relationship
The Act provides rights and protections for cohabiting couples.
This is an intricate area. Generally, pension rights are valued as those rights that have accrued up until termination of the relationship. Each party is obliged to disclose full details of any pension which he or she may have.
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Since 1991, Thomas Barry & Company Solicitors, Dublin have continued to expand and develop our legal services. We will use our experience and expertise to provide advice, guidance and legal representation in relation to your legal issues. We can provide both commercial and private clients with a tailored and effective service to help them reach a successful conclusion.
