C.Q. -v- I.McG. [2014] IEHC 699 (17 December 2014)

C.Q. -v- I.McG. [2014] IEHC 699 (17 December 2014)

The respondent is entitled to sole custody of the children and full beneficial interest in the Leinster and foreign properties, with the appellant receiving the Munster property. Maintenance is affirmed, access is subject to psychotherapy, and succession and pension rights are adjusted as ordered. Proper provision has been made for the respondent and dependent children.

Citation
[2014] IEHC 699
Parties
Appellant: C. Q.; Respondent: I. McG.
Jurisdiction
Ireland
Judgment Date
17 December 2014
Procedural Posture
Family Law Appeal / Final Judgment
Outcome
appeal dismissed, orders varied and affirmed
Legal Topics
Divorce, Custody, Access, Maintenance, Property Adjustment, Succession Rights, Pension Adjustment
Family Law Divorce Custody Access Maintenance Property Adjustment Succession Rights Pension Adjustment

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Parties

C. Q.

Appellant

I. McG.

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Family Law Appeal / Final Judgment

Legal Issues

  1. 1 proper provision for spouses and dependent children
  2. 2 custody and access arrangements
  3. 3 property division

Ratio Decidendi

The respondent is entitled to sole custody of the children and full beneficial interest in the Leinster and foreign properties, with the appellant receiving the Munster property. Maintenance is affirmed, access is subject to psychotherapy, and succession and pension rights are adjusted as ordered. Proper provision has been made for the respondent and dependent children.

Court Disposition

appeal dismissed, orders varied and affirmed

Orders

  • Sole custody of three children to respondent, access to appellant subject to psychotherapy and verification.
  • Appellant to pay maintenance of €100 per child per month.