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Cohabitation is a prevailing social trend where two adults live together in a committed and intimate relationship without being married, civil partners, or related within the prohibited degrees of relationship. In order to determine whether a relationship qualifies as cohabitation, several factors need to be considered, such as the duration of the relationship, the nature …

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Adopting a child is a wonderful experience, but there are legal issues to consider. These can be simplified if you have a skilled solicitor on your side. To adopt a child in Ireland, you must meet certain criteria. You will be assessed by an accredited adoption agency or Tusla social worker via several interviews and …

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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 …

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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 …

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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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Holmes O'Malley Sexton LLP was founded when the three separate practices of Gordon Holmes, Michael O’Malley and James Sexton joined together. Established in 1970, the firm goes back many years and has since then remained at the forefront of the legal arena.   HOMS Assist is a dedicated arm of Holmes O’Malley Sexton LLP specialising in catering for …

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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 …

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It is important to review your family’s overall financial and personal circumstances when determining how best to provide for both parties to a divorce. This involves examining how the assets were acquired, which assets each party brought to the marriage, the parties’ ages, and the future financial responsibilities of each party. Here are some questions …

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If you are taking a claim for personal injury and either the other side has admitted fault or your solicitor is confident that your claim will succeed, your solicitor is likely to ask you to attend a medical expert for examination.* Attending a medical appointment The medical expert acts as an objective assessor of your …

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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 …

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