No custody for husband and house to wife in legal separation where violence and other property
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 21-Oct-2016
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Compensation, Divorce in Ireland, Domestic violence, Barring order, Safety order, Guardianship, Maintenance, Capacity, Human Rights, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Family Law 317, Assault, Legal Separation, Child Law, Childcare, best interests of children, Cohabitants, Civil partnership, Cohabitants 409, Cohabitant
Woman abused by husband granted separation.
The Slow Road to Cohabition Reform
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 17-Jun-2016
Filed under: Family Law, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Child Law, best interests of children, Cohabitant, Unmarried couples
CHANGES TO GUARDIANSHIP, CUSTODY, ACCESS & MAINTENANCE EFFECTIVE FROM 18 JANUARY 2016
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 10-May-2016
Filed under: Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Maintenance, Family Law, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Collaborative Law 394, Legal Separation, best interests of children, Cohabitants, Cohabitant, Unmarried couples
WIDE RANGING CHANGES TO FAMILY LAW INTRODUCED FOLLOWING THE PART COMMENCEMENT OF THE CHILD AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS ACT 2015 on the 18th January 2016
Update on the law for cohabitants (wrongly referred to as common law husband or common law wife)
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 10-May-2016
Filed under: Divorce in Ireland, Legal Separation, Cohabitants, Cohabitant, Unmarried couples, common law husband, common law wife
The Family Lawyers Association of Ireland
Cohabitation workshop at Resolution National Conference
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 29-Apr-2016
Cohabitation workshop at Resolution National Conference
Sentence of 12 months for assault on partner while safety order in place too lenient says Court of Appeal
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 04-Feb-2016
Filed under: Divorce in Ireland, Domestic violence, Barring order, Safety order, Legal Separation, Cohabitants 409, Cohabitant
I have set out a summary of the case below and the full case can be read underneath.
New rights for unmarried fathers and aunts, uncles, grandparents introduced on 18 January 2016
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 21-Jan-2016
As and from last Monday 18th January 2016 new law came into effect. Key provisions include:
Cohabitant / common law husband able to make claim on deceased common law wife /cohabitants estate
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 06-Oct-2015
Guidance from the High Court on cohabitants, qualified cohabitants, proper provision under section 194 of the Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act, 2010
New rights to adopt for Cohabitants and Civil Partners to be introduced
By: kwsols Posted on: 03-Sep-2015
Filed under: Children and Family Relationships Bill, Adoption, Adoption Authority of Ireland, Child Law, best interests of children, Cohabitants, Civil partnership, Cohabitant
The Child and Family Relationships Act 2015 new rights for civil partners and cohabitants - amendments to the Adoption Act 2010. Couples who are civil partners and cohabiting couples are eligible to adopt jointly on commencement of Part II of the Child and Family Relationships Act. The amendments also provide for a second female parent or a guardian (as defined in this part) to be added to the categories of persons entitled to be heard in relation to an application for an adoption order.
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