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Probate
Learn how to deal with the estate of someone who dies. There are many different types of probate depending on the circumstances of the person who died.
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Marriage, separation and divorce
Find out more about separation and the divorce process in Ireland. You can also find out about marriage exemptions.
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Domestic violence
Domestic violence is any act or threat of physical, sexual or emotional violence against you or a family member. Find out what protections are available to you and how you can apply for a court order.
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Arrangements for children
Covers guardianship, custody, access, and child passport issues. Find out your rights, how to apply, what to do if served, and where to get legal advice, mediation, or support services.
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Jury service
Learn how to respond to your summons, what to expect on the day, and how to ask to be excused if needed.
Visit and learn
Learn more about school tours, resources for students and information about the history of the courts in Ireland.
Learn moreNews & Updates
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Upgrade to Remote Court Platform – Introduction of Pexip InfinityFrom Monday, 30 March 2026, all remote and hybrid hearings will use Pexip Infinity Virtual Meeting Room (VMR) links. Previously saved links will no longer work. Practitioners and authorised participants should confirm they have the correct VMR details via the Law Society or Law Library members’ pages, or by contacting their legal representative or local court office.
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Carlow - District Court - Annual Licensing Court - 23 September 2026
23 September 2026 is the date of the Annual Licensing Court (ALC) applicable to the Court venue attaching to this clerkship to be held in September 2026.
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Cork – Mallow Courthouse & Office – Closed for refurbishment
As of Friday, 8 May 2026, Mallow District Courthouse & Office is now closed and has been formally handed over to facilitate the commencement of works.
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Courts Service welcomes launch of the Implementation Plan for the Family Courts Act 2024
The Courts Service welcomes the recent launch by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O’Callaghan of the Implementation Plan for the Family Courts Act 2024.
