Provision of judicial separation order made by the Circuit Court in 2002 is amended

Family law - appeal from an order of the Circuit Court from 2002 whereby an order of judicial separation was made together with provision for the parties - parties were married in 2009 - parties had three children with each other - wife is employed as a temporary administrator - husband is at present unemployed, but was an auctioneer - both parties are heavily indebted - pressing necessity for the husband to reduce his debt - two judgment mortgages claiming money for past legal services due to the husbands family law proceedings - wife seeks house in the price range envisaged by the Circuit Court Decree in the range of €400,000 - not considered by the Court to be a very practical proposition - husband has heart trouble - Court has allowed the husband to make an "eleventh hour pact" whereby he gets some provision to deal with his debts - using private schools for the children is beyond the reach of the parties at this stage - no order made in respect of the wife's pension - 80/20 adjustment made in respect of the husband's pension - likely that husband will be able to negotiate a settlement of his many debts - lump sum to be paid by wife's solicitor of funds held by her in respect of net proceeds of sale in the sum of €300,000, less €5,000 ordered to be paid to each party - solicitor for wife should pay out sum to husband to cover his needs including maintenance.