Judge overturns ruling that forced husband out of home
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 24-Jan-2017
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Domestic violence, Barring order, Guardianship, Family Law 317, Legal Separation, best interests of children
Application for the return of the child Child Abduction and Enforcement of Custody Orders
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 12-Jan-2017
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Guardianship, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Irish Courts, Legal Separation, Child Abduction, Child Law, best interests of children, Unmarried couples, International Child Abduction
Neutral Citation [2016] IEHC 739
THE HIGH COURT
Record No: [2016/30HLC]
IN THE MATTER OF THE CHILD ABDUCTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CUSTODY ORDERS ACT, 1991
Appeal against High Court Order Proper provision not wealth distribution Maintenance wealth dissipated poor investment decisions of one spouse not a reason to redistribute later on (in spite of) no clean break in Irish family law
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 12-Jan-2017
THE COURT OF APPEAL
Neutral Citation Number: [2016] IECA 410
Birmingham J.
Irvine J.
Hogan J.
IN THE MATTER OF THE FAMILY LAW (DIVORCE) ACT 1996
2014 Nos. 619 and 622
Journal.ie features Keith Walsh solicitor on divorce in Ireland
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 10-Jan-2017
ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL.IE BY MICHELLE HENNESSY 4 JANUARY 2017
Validity of a District Court Order Consent of a father (the applicant) to the issuing of passport facilities in respect of his three children.
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 10-Jan-2017
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Family Law, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Irish Courts, Judgements, Legal Separation, Child Law
Neutral Citation [2016] IEHC 721
THE HIGH COURT
RECORD NO: 2015/704JR
JUDICIAL REVIEW
Appeal to seek an order reversing the order of the President of the Circuit Court, refusing to vacate the Isaac Wunder order
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 05-Jan-2017
IN THE MATTER OF THE JUDICIAL SEPARATION OF FAMILY LAW REFORM ACT 1989
Tragic case which requires the Court to determine the habitual residence of two young boys
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 05-Jan-2017
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Human Rights, Family Law, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Child Law, best interests of children
THE COURT OF APPEAL
Neutral Citation Number: [2016] IECA 360
High Court decides that breast feeding mother must still give access to father, principles laid down in s. 31(2) of 2015 Children & Family Relationship Act applied
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 05-Jan-2017
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Family Law 317, Legal Separation, Child Law, best interests of children, Shared parenting
THE HIGH COURT
Husband ordered to leave home over wife mistreatment claims
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 14-Dec-2016
Filed under: Separation, Domestic violence, Barring order, Maintenance, Family Law 317, Law Society England, Assault, Legal Separation, common law husband, common law wife
Husband ordered to leave home over wife mistreatment claims
Interim maintenance Compliance of disclosure Dissipation of funds Disposition of vehicle
By: Keith Walsh Posted on: 08-Dec-2016
Filed under: Divorce, Separation, Divorce in Ireland, Safety order, Maintenance, Capacity, Children and Family Relationships Bill, Legal Separation, Child Law, Childcare, best interests of children, Cohabitants, Civil partnership, Mental Health Law 415, Unmarried couples, common law husband
Family - The Family Law Act 1995 - Interim maintenance - Compliance of disclosure - Dissipation of funds - Disposition of vehicle - S. 47 of the 1995 Act report
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