People searching for a family law solicitor in Bray are often trying to work out what their options actually are before they commit to anything, and that is where a clear first conversation helps most. Bray sits close to Kilmacanogue and Enniskerry, both only a few kilometres away, and to Greystones a short distance further south, so we work with clients from right across this part of north Wicklow. Richard O’Shea at Family Law Solutions advises on separation, divorce, custody and access, maintenance, mediation, prenuptial agreements and surrogacy law, and can arrange a consultation if you live in Bray or nearby.
Family law work rarely follows a single track. Some clients come to us wanting to understand whether separation or divorce is the right route for their situation, others are focused on reaching a workable arrangement for children, and some are trying to agree maintenance or sort out a prenuptial agreement before a wedding. We talk through where things stand, what has already been discussed or agreed informally, and what still needs to be worked out, before setting out the realistic options.
Where it suits the situation, we also discuss mediation as a way of reaching agreement without matters becoming adversarial. Every family situation is different, so we avoid giving generic answers: the right approach depends on individual circumstances, and that only becomes clear once we have heard the full picture from you directly.
Clients often wait longer than they need to before seeking advice, usually because they are not sure what a solicitor can realistically do at an early stage. In our experience, getting advice sooner rather than later tends to make later decisions easier, even if no formal step is taken straight away. If you are weighing up separation, worried about access to your children, or trying to agree maintenance, a conversation early on can clarify what information you will need to gather.
Before a first meeting, it helps to have a general outline of your family and financial circumstances, any existing agreements or correspondence, and a sense of what outcome you are hoping to work towards. You do not need everything organised in advance. You can contact Family Law Solutions through the website to arrange a consultation, and we will let you know what to bring based on your situation.
Bray is around 25 kilometres north of Wicklow town, within County Wicklow, and the surrounding towns of Kilmacanogue, Enniskerry and Greystones are all close by. Family Law Solutions is a practice-area website of Mary Molloy & Company Solicitors, whose offices are in Dublin 7 and Kilkenny, and clients in Bray and this part of Wicklow are advised by arranging a consultation rather than calling into a local branch.
If you live in Bray or any of these nearby towns, you can get in touch through the firm’s website to arrange a consultation with Richard O’Shea. We will discuss with you how that consultation can be set up once you make contact.
Family Law Solutions is a practice-area website of Mary Molloy & Company Solicitors, with offices in Dublin 7 and Kilkenny. We advise clients from Bray and the surrounding area, and you can arrange a consultation through the website’s contact page.
We advise on separation, divorce, child custody and access, child maintenance, mediation, prenuptial agreements and surrogacy law. The right approach depends on your individual circumstances, so it helps to discuss your situation directly with us.
The best first step is to contact Family Law Solutions through the website’s contact page to arrange a consultation with Richard O’Shea. We can then talk through your situation and advise on what information would be useful to bring together.
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.
