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The Family Practice is a different kind of family law solicitors based in Dublin. We specialise in divorce cases where there are assets involved. This is where we can add the most value for you. We have 15 years of experience as Family Law Solicitors in Dublin. If you have physical assets such as a house or property - or financial assets like a pension or inheritance - and are divorcing, you need a solicitor. These financial assets can be even more valuable. Courts know this and want to ensure equity, so any agreement must be court-approved. We are experts in this process. Securing the best future for you is our priority. If you’re looking for a Dublin Family Law Solicitors that specializes in assets, we will be a great fit.
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Ormond Building, 31-36 Ormond Quay Upper, D07 N5YH, Dublin, Ireland
- (01) 211 9272
- enquiries@thefamilypractice.ie
- thefamilypractice.ie
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