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Decree of judicial separation granted and various ancillary orders made
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High Court grants a decree of judicial separation and makes various orders for provision, including, inter alia: (1) a declaration that the habitual residence for the children is in Ireland and with the applicant, whilst the respondent continues to live in Australia; (2) an award of joint custody to the applicant and respondent, and direction for liberal access agreed between the parties; (3) provision for the applicant regarding matrimonial assets; and (4) maintenance amounting to €4,200 per month for the three dependent children and applicant.
Family law – judicial separation – guardianship of infants – three dependent children of the marriage - mortgage of approximately €600,000 remains outstanding – mortgage on the family home – ancillary orders - Section 2(1)(f) of the Judicial Separation and Family Law Reform Act, 1989 (as amended) - Decree of Judicial Separation granted.
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