Sunday, November 1, 2009

I live in Ireland and need legal advice regarding a nullity of marriage, any lawyers out there

I live in Ireland and need legal advice regarding a nullity of marriage, any lawyers out there?
My now boyfriend left his wife. They have done nothing about a seperation or divorce up until now. There is one child involved and she wants to have full custody. How can he get a quick divorce and have joint custody of their child?
Marriage & Divorce - 2 Answers
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1 :
If he wants partial custody.. and she is wanting full custody.. there is not going to be quick divorce because they're probably going to fight over the belongings and have a long custody battle for the child.. This could go on for years. Unless the both people are keen on wanting a quick clean break (which im thinking isn't whats happening in your case) then that's probably the only way a couple would get divorced quickly. sorry.
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There is no such thing as a quick divorce in Ireland. The process takes a minimum of 4 years, as the couple must prove that they have been living separately for 4 out of the previous 5 years. They must also prove that there is no chance of reconciliation, which usually means that they must have attended marriage counselling or a similar conciliation process. Finally, they will need to have determined what will happen about custody - again this is usually done through a family services agency if the couple can't agree. when al of those conditions are met the case will go before a judge and if the judge is satisfied that all conditions have been met, s/he will grant a divorce decree. You can find out more info at the links below.





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