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Divorce and separation can be very difficult for children. That is why it is so important to make proper arrangements for your children as soon as possible, so that they can adjust to the new situation more easily. Your solicitor has considerable practical and legal experience in this area, so they can help you with […]

When a child is taken without permission from the individual who has custody, it is considered an act of child abduction. This unlawful removal can be deeply distressing for the families involved. In situations where the child’s safety is at risk, those concerned should notify the Gardaí without delay. Child abduction instances often involve a

Relocating with a child following a separation or divorce can be a delicate matter that requires careful consideration. It is crucial for the relocating parent to obtain consent from the other parent, or, if necessary, seek permission from the court. Overlooking these steps could potentially lead to accusations of child abduction. Should a Residence Order

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As a leading law firm we have a strong commitment to corporate responsibility, being a core tradition in our firm since founding partner Dr Gordon Holmes established a personal and professional lifelong devotion to helping others, especially those in need, as well as assisting businesses to succeed. Corporate Responsibility is at the heart of our corporate strategy and

You might expect to inherit property from a close relative when they die, particularly if the relative was your parent. However, until 1965 a person could use a will to leave their estate to whomever they pleased, regardless of their spouse or children’s circumstances. Section 117 of the Succession Act changed that by allowing a

Contentious probate refers to any disagreement relating to the administration of a person’s estate following their death. Consulting a solicitor should be your initial step if you believe a loved one’s estate is not being administered appropriately. A good solicitor will help you resolve disputes relating to: How a will is interpreted The value of

If you have been promised assets informally by a loved one, but they have not put the details in their will, your solicitor may be able to help you secure them after the person dies. Given that a valid will is supposed to accurately reflect the deceased’s wishes regarding the distribution of their property after