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22/03/2023

Love at first sight is a Pre-Nuptial Agreement

Wednesday, 13 March 2019 by John Lynch
A recent poll by FarmIreland.ie showed that over 70 per cent of farmers believe that prenuptial agreements should have legal standing in Ireland. Unlike the US Canada, New Zealand and Australia, Ireland currently has no legislation which expressly recognises such agreements and makes them enforceable. However, ‘prenups’ as they are often called, can still be
  • Published in Separation, Divorce & Relationship Issues
Tagged under: divorce, Maintenance, marriage, pre-nup, pre-nuptial agreements, prenup, prenup agreements, prenups, Prenuptial, prenuptial agreements, solicitors

Love at first sight & Pre-Nuptial Agreements

Tuesday, 02 May 2017 by John Lynch
A recent poll by FarmIreland.ie showed that over 70 per cent of farmers believe that prenuptial agreements should have legal standing in Ireland. Unlike the US Canada, New Zealand and Australia, Ireland currently has no legislation which expressly recognises such agreements and makes them enforceable. However, ‘prenups’ as they are often called, can still be
  • Published in Separation, Divorce & Relationship Issues
Tagged under: divorce, Maintenance, marriage, pre-nup, pre-nuptial agreements, prenup, prenup agreements, prenups, Prenuptial, prenuptial agreements, solicitors

Maintenance: Do Rights Come With Duties?

Wednesday, 18 January 2017 by John Lynch
Maintenance : Do Rights Come with Duties This is a sensitive family law area, which can be complex when parents and/or spouses are faced with relationship breakdown and are not aware of their rights or their duties. Who pays maintenance? There is a legal responsibility in Ireland on both spouses, to maintain each other, and on parents,
  • Published in Separation, Divorce & Relationship Issues
Tagged under: divorce, family law, judicial separation, Maintenance, marriage breakup, Proper Provision
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Marriage Breakdown- Proper Provision Protecting Your Assets

Tuesday, 15 September 2015 by John Lynch
When a couple separate or divorce how is it decided what assets each are entitled to? This can be done in two ways: By the parties agreeing between themselves as to what each will take from the assets available- If no agreement can be reached there are options like mediation may assist; If ultimately the
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Tagged under: divorce, judicial separation, Maintenance, Marriage Breakdown, Proper Provision
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Marriage Breakdown – Proper Provision – How Final Is Final?

Tuesday, 15 September 2015 by John Lynch
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Tagged under: Maintenance, Marriage Breakdown, Proper Provision
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Marriage Breakdown- Proper Provision- How final is final?

Wednesday, 22 April 2015 by John Lynch
What statistics do we have on the rate of separation and divorce in Ireland? Between 2006 and 2011 the number of married people in Ireland increased by nearly 10%, while the number of divorced people increased by more than 150% between 2002 – 2012, reflecting both a higher incidence of marriage breakdown and a greater
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Tagged under: Maintenance, Marriage Breakdown, Proper Provision
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Family Law Review – Maintenance

Wednesday, 08 May 2013 by John Lynch
Tipp FM Legal Slot – 7th May 2013 Andrea Gleasure on Maintenance  [soundcloud id=’166913018′] Download our Family Law Review – Maintenance notes  During the month of April we discussed Family Law matters such as Cohabitants, Civil Partnership, Access, Maintenance and Guardianship, Separation and Divorce and ADR for family law disputes. This morning I will review Maintenance. Maintenance
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Tagged under: Cohabitants, Maintenance, Marriage Breakdown
Marriage Breakdown

Family Law: Civil Partnerships, Access, Maintenance and Guardianship

Wednesday, 10 April 2013 by John Lynch
Tipp FM Legal Slot – 9th April 2013 John M. Lynch on Family Law [soundcloud id=’166930573′] Download our Family Law: Civil Partnerships, Access, Maintenance and Guardianship notes    Civil Partnerships What changes have been brought about by the Civil Partnership Act? Last week Gillian O’Mahony spoke on the show about Cohabitants and the rights and duties
  • Published in Separation, Divorce & Relationship Issues
Tagged under: Cohabitants, Guardianship, Maintenance
Marriage Breakdown

Maintenance, Access and Guardianship

Friday, 05 October 2012 by John Lynch
Download Maintenance Access Guardianship Notes Maintenance Who is maintenance payable for? There is a legal responsibility in Ireland on both spouses to maintain each other and on parents to maintain their children in accordance with their means. Is there a definition for the word child? Both parents have a responsibility to support their children financially. 
  • Published in Separation, Divorce & Relationship Issues
Tagged under: Access, Guardianship, Maintenance

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