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In family law proceedings, where the interests of children are paramount, Section 32 reports play a crucial role in ensuring the court receives comprehensive insights into the child's welfare and wishes. These reports, prepared by experienced professionals such as social workers or psychologists, offer several significant benefits to the legal process and the families involved. Firstly, Section 32 reports provide an impartial assessment of the child's needs and preferences. B

The Guardianship of Infants Act 1964 is a crucial piece of legislation that plays a significant role in family law and child welfare matters in Ireland. Enacted over half a century ago, this Act continues to shape the legal framework surrounding parental rights, responsibilities, and the welfare of children. In this blog, we'll delve into the key aspects of the Guardianship of Infants Act 1964 and its implications for families, parents, and children. Historical Context:  The

The judicial system in Ireland has long grappled with delays in obtaining crucial Section 32 reports, a cornerstone for informed decision-making in child welfare cases. These reports provide courts with comprehensive assessments of a child's circumstances, assisting judges to make decisions that best serve the child's interests. However, the demand for these reports often falls far short of supply, leading to significant backlogs and extended wait times. Enter Treibh, a dedic

Family law proceedings can be an incredibly challenging and emotional time for all parties involved, especially for children. During these complex processes, it's crucial to ensure that every decision made is in the best interest of the child. One of the key tools used to achieve this is the Section 32 report. This report plays a pivotal role in family law cases by providing a comprehensive assessment of the child's welfare, allowing the court to make informed decisions. At T