Uncontested judicial separation where terms are already agreed

€2,500 plus VAT *

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Judicial separation where terms are not already agreed

From €5,000 plus VAT *

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Judicial separation – what does this include?

A decree of judicial separation means that it is no longer obligatory for the spouses to cohabit. However, the parties remain married and neither party can remarry. Our fee includes the drafting, filing and service of all Circuit Court judicial separation proceedings. Our fee does not include the drafting of Pension Adjustment Orders, which require specialist advice and are charged separately at our hourly rate. See Work at an Hourly Rate.

Our fixed fee for uncontested judicial separation cases assumes that the other party does not formally object to the judicial separation and that terms of settlement for the separation have been agreed between the parties. It also assumes that the Court accepts the grounds for judicial separation.

Our fee for a judicial separation where terms are not already agreed does not include attending at Court, if the matter is being defended and goes to Hearing. It does, however, include attending at Court for a Consent Order. All extra advice, Court attendances or work required for negotiation of financial and other settlement terms is charged separately at our hourly rate. See Work at an Hourly Rate.

To arrange a fixed fee ‘judicial separation’ or to discuss either a Circuit Court or a High Court Judicial separation contact LawPlus Family today.

* excludes Counsel’s fees or other fees payable to third parties such as accountants, tax advisors, property advisors, pension advisors