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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A pension is usually one of several matrimonial assets which require to be distributed upon the breakdown of a marriage. There are various ways in which division of the value of a pension may be dealt with. If the pension in a case is of a substantial value or is the main asset, the parties
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If you’re getting divorced or separating from your partner, one of the biggest financial decisions to undertake is what will happen to the property you own. Find out what options are available to you with McPartland & Sons guide to your family home. Understanding how the home can be divided in Northern Ireland When
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