L. -v- L. [2007] IEHC 438 (16 October 2007)
Proper provision for the wife and children requires transfer of specified properties, pension adjustment, lump sum payment, and maintenance for dependent children, based on statutory factors and the parties' contributions. The husband's conduct is not 'obvious and gross' and is disregarded. The husband retains the building company and public houses due to their economic significance.
- Citation
- [2007] IEHC 438
- Parties
- Applicant: M. L.; Respondent: S. L.; Applicant: S. L.; Respondent: M. L.
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 16 October 2007
- Procedural Posture
- Divorce and Judicial Separation / Final Judgment
- Outcome
- decree of divorce granted; ancillary reliefs ordered
- Legal Topics
- Judicial Separation, Divorce, Ancillary Relief, Property Division, Maintenance, Pensions
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Parties
M. L.
Applicant
S. L.
Respondent
S. L.
Applicant
M. L.
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Divorce and Judicial Separation / Final Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 proper provision for spouses and dependent children
- 2 division of assets
- 3 maintenance payments
Ratio Decidendi
Proper provision for the wife and children requires transfer of specified properties, pension adjustment, lump sum payment, and maintenance for dependent children, based on statutory factors and the parties' contributions. The husband's conduct is not 'obvious and gross' and is disregarded. The husband retains the building company and public houses due to their economic significance.
Court Disposition
decree of divorce granted; ancillary reliefs ordered
Orders
- Transfer of family home, adjoining site, investment properties A, B, C, site adjacent to investment property C, and investment property D to wife.
- Husband to pay wife €5,000 per annum per dependent child in third level education, index linked, until age 23.
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