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Free Divorce - easy case, need advice

  • 27-06-2017 9:57pm
    #1
    tiagobb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    Hi,

    I and my ex-wife wanted to get a divorce. We have been living apart for the last 4 years (as the law ask for)

    We don't have children.
    We don't have any properties.
    No mortgages or anything.
    We don't have any belongings from each other.
    We get along pretty well.
    We just wanted to get a legal divorce.

    The only detail here is that she has a pension plan from her new job (she got this job only last year), so I may need to sign that I don't want anything to do with that - Irish law says that I could claim that even if I remarry.

    The other details are that we got married in Poland. Now we both live here. We are both EU citizens.

    My question is: do we really need a solicitor or spend a tonne of money for that? It seems pretty straight forward. We just wanted to do that in a simpler and easy way.

    There is an easy way to do that ourselves in this case?
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  • #2
    Hack12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 244 ✭✭Hack12


    You can but this is Ireland so its not straight forward.
    (1) It is advisable to have a Separation Agreement in place outlining all you mentioned above. In Ireland there is Legal Separation (done between solicitors or judicial separation by the courts). This does not affect your time period to apply for divorce. Basically in Ireland divorce only allows you to remarry. And once divorced either party can come back to the other looking for €€.
    (2) It can be done yourselves if ammicable. I used a diydivorce.ie and you must obey all laws when applying
    (3) Depending on County both or the person applying will have to give a Affidavit of Means outlining income, savings etc.
    (4) In relation to the pension you get a Pension Adjustment Order in the court on your divorce day. It will generally give the party a % of the pension. In yojr circumstances it probably be 0.0001%.


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