Find expert legal advice on navigating Christmas after separation or divorce in Northern Ireland with McPartland & Sons Solicitors, focusing on co-parenting and custody.
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Resolve family conflicts peacefully this holiday season with professional mediation services from McPartland & Sons Solicitors.
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Understand the sole ground for divorce in Northern Ireland – irretrievable breakdown – and the key facts that can prove it, explained by McPartland & Sons Solicitors.
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Navigating child custody, access, and contact after divorce in Northern Ireland? H McPartland & Sons Solicitors offers five key pieces of advice to help you prioritise your children’s well-being and understand the legal process.
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Navigating joint custody in Northern Ireland? Learn how courts prioritise your child’s best interests and the key factors considered in child arrangement orders.
Protect your assets and ensure a secure financial future by following these expert tips for navigating divorce proceedings in Northern Ireland.
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Child custody is the legal term given to where a child lives most of the time following the break-up of their parents. The parent with custody is responsible for making the day-to-day decisions regarding the child, while the non-resident parent receives specific contact arrangements.
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Our comprehensive guide outlines the key conditions for the 5-year divorce rule in Northern Ireland.
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When a relationship breaks down, there are invariably several important issues which will need to be resolved between yourself and your partner.
In Northern Ireland, when a marriage or partnership breaks down, both people may wish to dissolve the bond legally. A married person can petition for a divorce while a civil partner applies for a dissolution. You cannot apply for divorce or dissolution for the first two years of your marriage or civil partnership. McPartland &
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