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When ‘I do’ becomes ‘I don’t’

01 Nov 2019 / family law Print

When ‘I do’ becomes ‘I don’t’

A free-of-charge information seminar for arbitrators and family law practitioners is being organised by CIArb Irish branch in collaboration with the Law Society Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Committee, the Law Society Family Law Committee, the Bar of Ireland and the Family Lawyers Association of Ireland.

The seminar will take place on 5 December at the Dublin Dispute Resolution Centre, Distillery Building in Dublin 7, at 4.15 pm.

Initiative

This initiative is to introduce the concept of a family law arbitration scheme to a wider audience and to examine the potential appetite for these methods.

The speakers lined up are:

  •  Irish solicitor and arbitrator Michael Carrigan,
  •  Charles Hale QC,
  •  Suzanne Kingston.

Disputes

The latter two speakers, who are London-based family lawyers and arbitrators, will make a presentation on arbitration of family disputes in the UK.

Suzanne Kingston has been described as the ‘queen of arbitration’ in the Chambers UK High Net Worth Guide 2018.

She supports clients facing complex financial issues and children arrangements following separation.

Matrimonial finance

Charles Hale QC is an expert in all aspects of matrimonial finance.

The talks will be followed by an examination of the pros & cons of an Irish family law arbitration scheme, including an examination of any possible constitutional issues.

Registration for the information event will open shortly and notification will be posted on Gazette.ie

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