Family Law
Civil Partnerships and Legal Separation in Ireland
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May 2, 2025
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Changing a child’s surname after a divorce or separation can be a sensitive and complex issue. The courts will weigh whether the change is in the child’s best interests, and both guardians must typically agree unless there are exceptional circumstances.
In many family breakdowns, grandparents can feel shut out of their grandchildren’s lives.
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Prenuptial agreements are becoming more common in Ireland, especially among couples with substantial assets or business interests.
Judicial separation allows couples in Ireland to legally formalise their separation without ending the marriage. It’s a useful route when divorce is not yet an option—whether due to timing or personal reasons.