Nationwide Court Recognised Section 32 Experts
For the solicitor: Submit your referral - quick and simple.
No letters, no administrative burden. We manage the entire process, from initial contact to the final report. Save valuable time and eliminate paperwork. Your clients remain informed. With Treibh, the process is effortless for busy solicitors.
For the parent: If you’ve been told that the Court has ordered a Section 32A or Section 32B report, you might be wondering what that means and what to expect.
Explore the site, we have the information you are looking for!
“Nothing is more important in our national life than the welfare of our children.” Harry S. Truman
Process of a Section 32 assessment
The general process to complete a Section 32 assessment and report is as follows;
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Make an online referral to Treibh
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Once initial admin is completed the assessor will contact all parties.
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Meeting with the parent that the child/children primarily reside with.
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Meeting with the other parent.
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Meetings with the child/children:
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in their primary residence.
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with each parent for observation if appropriate for the child/children.
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in a neutral or preferred setting for the child/children.
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Report is completed.
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Submission of report to the court.
Meet some of our Assessors
Keith
Independent Social Worker
Graduated in 2012 from UCC with Social Work honours degree. Worked with children with disabilities. Currently Independent Social Worker working with Borough Councils in the UK doing Special Guardianship Assessments for children in care in the UK that have relations in Ireland. Also doing adoption assessments for PACT the adoption agency. Is an Authorised person for the Adoption Authority of Ireland. Is a registered teacher with Teaching Council of Ireland. Member of IASW and CoramBAFF adoption/fostering and Kinship in the UK.
Eibhlin
Independent Social Worker
An Independent Social Worker and Psychotherapist, specialising in court-directed family assessments. CORU-registered and IACP-accredited, she provides Section 32 (1)(a) & (1)(b) reports, Section 47 assessments, and expert evidence to the family courts. With a background spanning frontline child protection, all areas of clinical social work, and therapeutic practice, she brings a balanced, child-centred approach to complex family cases. Known for her clear analysis, practical insight, and strong adherence to best-practice standards within the Irish family-law system.
Lisa
Social Care Worker
Working directly with children involved in family court proceedings to ensure their voices are clearly heard and represented. Conduct child-centred interviews and produce neutral, high-quality Section 32 Voice of the Child reports to support informed, child-focused decision-making. Prioritises safeguarding, objectivity, & the child’s rights.
Bachelor of science honours in Psychology and a Masters in Neuroscience with over 10 Years of experience working with Children.
Hear What Our Clients Have to Say about their Journeys.
Mo B
“I can't thank the team at Treibh enough for their support during my family law case. Their expert reports were instrumental in achieving a positive outcome.”
Jo H
“I highly recommend Treibh for anyone in need of expert consultancy services for family law cases. Their team is professional, knowledgeable, and supportive.”
Elle
“The report from Treibh provided me with the guidance I needed to navigate the complexities of my family law case. I felt supported and informed every step of the way.”
Joel
"Treibh provided a professional service in time for my court date - many thanks for all your help!”
