Family law Tallaght

Guidance through life's toughest transitions.

When family relationships change, you need a solicitor who listens, keeps the facts straight, and protects what matters. Conor's Banc helps people across South Dublin with separation, divorce, children, maintenance, and family home issues.

We push for calm agreement first. When the other side will not deal fairly, we are ready for court.

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Child-focused
Clear plans for access, custody, and guardianship.
Plain advice
Direct answers on what can happen next.
Local support
Tallaght based, with South Dublin clients every week.
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Confidential. Practical. Child-led.

You get clear steps, honest timeframes, and a calm approach that keeps the issue focused on the family, the home, and the children.

All family law matters, under one roof

Clear help for separation, children, and agreements.

These are the issues we see most often in Tallaght and across South Dublin. Each one can move fast or drag on for months. The right advice at the start keeps the file smaller and the pressure lower.

Each card links to a real next step. No fluff.

Divorce and separation

Judicial separation, divorce, and financial disclosure where assets, pensions, or business interests are in play.

Child custody and guardianship

Advice on guardianship, custody, access, and plans that keep the child's routine steady.

Maintenance and enforcement

Setting, varying, and enforcing maintenance orders where payment has stopped or changed.

Mediation

Focused talks with a trained mediator to settle the difficult parts sooner and with less strain.

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements

Practical agreements made before or during marriage to set out how assets are handled.

Cohabitation and family home transfers

Advice for unmarried couples, property changes, and transfers of the family home.

Family mediation Tallaght

A kinder way to settle the hard parts.

Mediation suits people who want to keep the matter out of a fight. It is usually quicker, costs less, and gives both sides more say over the result.

The process is simple. The mediator meets both sides, the issues are listed, proposals move back and forth, and any agreement is written down for review before it is signed or sent for legal finalising.

Typical mediation steps

  1. Initial confidential meeting.
  2. List the issues that need agreement.
  3. Exchange proposals with clear notes.
  4. Set out the final terms in writing.

Mediation vs. court

Route Time Impact
Mediation Often weeks Lower conflict
Court Often longer More pressure

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Families we've supported through change

Straight answers from people who were in the middle of it.

These are the kinds of messages clients send after the main pressure has passed. The details stay personal. The point stays clear.

"

They handled my divorce with real sensitivity. I felt heard at every step, and I always knew what would happen next.

Aisling B., Tallaght

"Mediation kept the talks calm and saved our co-parenting relationship."

Rene Halton

"They pushed for maintenance when the payments stopped. The file moved quickly."

Suzanne Pin

"Why did I choose Conor's Banc? Because they gave me plain advice on access and guardianship, and they did not waste time."

Florrie Curley

Your family law questions, plainly answered

The points people ask about first.

Short answers. No courtroom language unless it helps.

No. Many cases settle by agreement first, and mediation can keep the process calmer. If court is needed, we prepare the file properly and deal with it.

The court looks at the child's needs and each parent's means. Income, housing costs, other dependants, and the day-to-day care arrangement all matter.

It depends on ownership, the children, and the wider financial picture. A transfer, buy-out, or deferred sale can also be part of the agreement.

Guardianship is the legal responsibility for major decisions. Custody and access deal with where the child lives and how time is shared.

Take the first step

Speak in complete confidence.

Use the form if you want a private call back about separation, children, maintenance, or a property transfer after a relationship breakdown.

All enquiries are handled with discretion. If the matter is urgent, call us on +353877191641.

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