Wexford Town clients who contact us about separation, divorce or arrangements for children are often trying to work out where to start, and having a family law solicitor in Wexford Town who understands the practical side of these cases can make that first step easier. Richard O’Shea at Family Law Solutions advises people in the town and the surrounding area of County Wexford on these matters, and we structure the early conversation around what actually needs to happen next rather than general background.
Much of the work we do with clients in Wexford Town involves separation or divorce, usually at the point where a couple has decided to live apart and needs to work out how property, finances and arrangements for any children will be handled. These conversations are rarely simple, and people often come to us unsure of what options are actually open to them until we go through their situation in detail.
We also advise on child custody and access, child maintenance, and mediation where both parties are willing to work through issues outside of a courtroom. Some clients come to us before a wedding to discuss a prenuptial agreement, and we also advise on surrogacy law matters, which raise their own particular questions under Irish law. Whatever the issue, the position depends on the individual circumstances, and that is the starting point for any advice we give.
Getting advice early, before positions on either side have hardened, often makes a practical difference to how a family law matter develops. We ask new clients to bring together what documentation they have, such as correspondence, financial information or anything relevant to arrangements for children, so that a first meeting can focus on the actual decisions ahead rather than background detail that could have been gathered beforehand.
There is no single way a family law matter has to unfold, and the right next step depends on what has already happened and what both parties want to achieve. We talk this through at the outset so that anyone in Wexford Town leaves that first conversation with a clear sense of what is realistic and what comes next, rather than a list of generic options.
Family Law Solutions works with clients across County Wexford, including Wexford Town itself and nearby places such as Castlebridge, Curracloe and Rosslare. We are not based in the town, our offices are at The Ormond Building in Dublin 7 and at Rose Inn Street in Kilkenny, but that has never stopped us from working with clients throughout County Wexford on family law matters.
Clients anywhere in Ireland can get in touch through the Family Law Solutions website, and we arrange how a case proceeds, including meetings, in a way that suits someone based in Wexford Town rather than asking them to adapt around us. If you are in the town or anywhere nearby in County Wexford, the starting point is the same: get in touch and we will talk through how best to proceed.
We work with clients from Wexford Town and the wider county, and we discuss with each client how meetings are best arranged given their situation. The right approach depends on the circumstances, so it is best to raise this when you first get in touch through the website.
It helps to bring any relevant correspondence, financial documents, and details of current arrangements for children if that applies to your situation. Having these to hand means the first meeting can focus on your options rather than gathering basic information.
Costs depend on the nature of the matter, how complex it is, and the work involved, so we cannot give a figure without knowing your circumstances. The best way to understand likely costs is to arrange a consultation through the Family Law Solutions website, where this can be discussed directly.
Taking the first step is often the hardest part. Our team is here to listen, advise, and support you – with no pressure and no jargon. Contact us today to arrange your initial consultation with one of our specialist divorce solicitors in Dublin and Kilkenny.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Your position depends on your circumstances and the current law; please get advice on your own situation. In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.
