register of legal seperations?

Peterbilt

Can anyone tell me is there such a thing as a register of people who have obtained legal/judicial separation in Ireland?

Thanks.

Pat Mustard

No, but court offices keep records of court orders, to include orders for judicial separation/divorce. It's not possible for members of the general public to inspect these family law orders.

Victor

The Mustard wrote: »

No, but court offices keep records of court orders, to include orders for judicial separation/divorce. It's not possible for members of the general public to inspect these family law orders.

Interesting. Your marriage is publicly recorded, but your divorce isn't.

Perhaps there should be a move away from AB & CB type annotations for family law case decisions and for simple GRO registration certs issued along the lines of births marriages & deaths.

How does a divorced person prove to the CRO that they can remarry?

Pat Mustard

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How does a divorced person prove to the CRO that they can remarry?

I presume that they hand in a redacted copy of the divorce decree from the relevant court office.

Fred Swanson

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Peterbilt

So basically if someone tells you they're legally separated there's no way of you finding out if they're pulling your leg or not???

Fred Swanson

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Pat Mustard

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I didn't know that but I'm surprised that they ask for the unredacted order.

It's hardly any of their business what orders were made, apart from the one dissolving the marriage.

The court offices will provide redacted copy orders.

Fred Swanson

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Pat Mustard

Ah, okay.