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New civil restraint orders to protect victims of harassment and stalking introduced

By: Keith Walsh
Posted on: 02-Dec-2024
ARTICLE ON NEW civil court orders to protect for victims of stalking and unwelcome conduct introduced CIVIL RESTRAINT ORDERS as published in Law Society of Ireland Gazette in October 2024 p34-37 by Keith Walsh Solicitor, SC 

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New civil restraint orders to protect victims of harassment and stalking introduced

By: Keith Walsh
Posted on: 02-Dec-2024
ARTICLE ON NEW civil court orders to protect for victims of stalking and unwelcome conduct introduced CIVIL RESTRAINT ORDERS as published in Law Society of Ireland Gazette in October 2024 p34-37 by Keith Walsh Solicitor, SC 

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Proper provision principles in recent Divorce case where wife earned much more than husband

By: Keith Walsh Aidan Reynolds
Posted on: 03-Nov-2022
Interesting Divorce case where expert report recommended joint custody and joint parenting where wife earned much more than husband and where wife had a company with net assets of €1.228 million 

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Divorce case where wife earned much more than husband

By: Keith Walsh Aidan Reynolds
Posted on: 03-Nov-2022
Interesting Divorce case where expert report recommended joint custody and joint parenting where wife earned much more than husband and where wife had a company with net assets of €1.228 million 

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PODCAST 'Til Covid do us part: Divorce & Family Law in a Pandemic

By: Keith Walsh keith@kwsols.ie
Posted on: 23-Apr-2021
Obiter Dicta, Bloomsbury Professional Ireland's podcast is back! For our new episode we spoke to Keith Walsh to find out, is Covid-19 really leading to marriage and relationship breakdowns? Listen at the link below or on your podcast app: 

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Divorce Referendum 2019: Positive and sensible reform proposals promise an end to the divorce trap

By: Keith Walsh
Posted on: 30-Jan-2019
Dublin solicitor Keith Walsh, chair of the Law Society of Ireland’s child and family law committee, writes for Irish Legal News on the government’s announcement of a divorce referendum in May 2019. The confirmation by Ministers Flanagan and Madigan that the referendum to reduce the waiting time for divorce is to go ahead at the end of May 2019 finally brings Irish divorce law into the 21st century and marks a very humane approach to this complex area of law.

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