Introduction: Marriage Breakdown
The breakdown of a marriage, civil partnership or a relationship can be one of the most traumatic times in a person’s life. Whether you are seeking a divorce, dissolution of a civil partnership, nullity or judicial separation, as specialist family law solicitors, our aim is to guide the parties through the process with as little stress as possible and to attempt to finalise the financial aspects of the matter without going to court. The main areas of family law we practice in are: –
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We strongly believe in working to resolve family cases through fair and amicable negotiation, however, if this is not possible, we have the resources to meet contentious cases head on and are experienced in all forms of legal proceedings to achieve a satisfactory resolution given the circumstances at hand. We have access to forensic accountants and actuaries who can advise on all financial aspects of a client’s situation.
With your best interests at heart, we fully defend and protect the interests of our clients to achieve the best outcome in any family law case. We pride ourselves on discretion, sensitivity and confidentiality. We provide family law representation at Circuit Court and High Court level.
Should you find yourself experiencing a marital or relationship breakdown, it is important that you seek professional advice from a family law solicitor as soon as possible in order to establish what your next steps might be.
At Berwick Solicitors we have extensive experience in dealing with all family law matters and we would be delighted to advise you in relation to your martial breakdown. If you have any query in respect of this or any other legal matter of which we can be of assistance, please contact us herein by phone on 091-567545 or email us at info@berwick.ie, davidhiggins@berwick.ie or lornahrehorow@berwick.ie or use the ‘Contact Us’ section of our website.
If you are looking for advice on a family law matter, please contact:
David Higgins
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