Anyone searching for a family law solicitor in Thomastown is usually facing a change in family circumstances, whether that is a separation, a question about access to children, or the early stages of a divorce. Thomastown sits in south County Kilkenny, within a short distance of Stoneyford, Inistioge and Knocktopher, and clients from this part of the county can reach Richard O’Shea at Family Law Solutions through our website rather than searching for a local office. We advise on separation, divorce, custody and access, child maintenance, mediation, prenuptial agreements and surrogacy law, and the first step is simply to set out what is happening and ask what your options are.
When someone from Thomastown contacts us, we start by asking what has happened and what decisions need to be made, whether that concerns living arrangements for children, finances, or the separation itself. Richard O’Shea reviews what you tell us and arranges a consultation to go through the position in more detail. We explain the options available in plain terms, including where mediation might be suitable, and set out the likely steps involved given your particular circumstances.
No two family situations are identical, so we avoid giving generic answers before we have a proper picture of yours. Some matters are resolved through agreement between the parties, others need more formal legal steps, and which applies to you depends on the facts and on current law. We will tell you honestly what is involved at each stage rather than suggesting there is a single fixed path.
Certain documents tend to come up early in most family law matters, such as proof of marriage where relevant, details of income and assets, and any existing correspondence about arrangements for children or finances. Having these ready when we first speak does not change the law that applies to your situation, but it does mean we can give more useful advice sooner and avoid delay caused by chasing paperwork later.
We do not have an office in Thomastown itself. Clients in this area usually deal with us by phone, video call or post, and send documents through the website’s contact page. If an in-person meeting is preferred, this can be arranged at one of our offices, in Kilkenny or in Dublin, at a time that suits you. How long a matter takes depends on its own circumstances, including whether agreement can be reached between the parties, and we will discuss realistic timing with you once we understand your case.
Thomastown lies in south County Kilkenny, about 16 kilometres south-east of Kilkenny city, with Stoneyford, Inistioge and Knocktopher all close by. We act for clients across this part of the county, and distance from either of our offices is not a barrier, since most contact happens by phone, video call or through the website rather than in person.
Whether you are in Thomastown itself or one of the surrounding towns, the starting point is the same: get in touch through the Family Law Solutions contact page, describe your situation, and we will arrange a time to discuss it properly before any decisions are made.
No, our offices are in Kilkenny and Dublin. Clients from Thomastown normally deal with us by phone, video call or post, and meetings can be arranged at either office if an in-person appointment is preferred.
The easiest way is to contact us through the Family Law Solutions website and give a brief outline of your situation. Richard O’Shea will then arrange a consultation to go through the details and explain your options.
This depends entirely on the circumstances, including whether both parties can reach agreement and what issues are involved. We will discuss likely timing with you once we understand your case, rather than giving a general estimate in advance.
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.
