Divorce Readiness & Process Navigator
Four questions, and this page shows general information on the route an Irish case with your features often takes — and the documents worth gathering now.
Have you and your spouse lived apart for at least two of the last three years?
How much agreement exists between you on finances and (if relevant) children?
Which best describes the assets involved?
Do you have confidence that your spouse will disclose finances honestly?
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