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Mary Molloy and Company Solicitors are leading family law solicitors with offices in Dublin and Kilkenny providing expertise for a wide range of family law disciplines.
Our years of experience have allowed us to develop an excellent reputation as divorce solicitors and family lawyers, and you can be certain that you will be receiving effective, realistic and sensitive advice from start to finish.
We understand that family law proceedings can be stressful, emotional and quite chaotic at times, which is why we have developed our service to ensure we can help as best we can when you come to us.
From divorce and international divorce to child custody agreements and financial settlements, we treat each case with the utmost care and sensitivity – with our experienced, fully trained team working hard to ensure the best outcome for you.
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