Raising order from the ruins: A day in the life of family court

Cork family law hearings are a struggle for all involved, writes Michael Clifford.

Raising order from the ruins: A day in the life of family court

IS the forecourt of a service station a proper place to hand over a two-year-old from one parent to the other?

With the procession of cars coughing fumes, and the space that’s required to transfer a child-seat from one vehicle to another, it’s not ideal.

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