Information only — this matter needs a solicitor. OnlineLegalServices.ie is operated by Plus Promotions Limited, which is not a solicitor’s practice and does not give legal advice or take on cases. This page is a general guide.
To instruct a solicitor, use the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory. For self-complete documents, see our legal templates.
Divorce, judicial separation, separation agreements, pre-nuptial agreements and cohabitation rights all fall under Irish family law. Your solicitor handles these matters on a set-price basis, from a professionally drafted separation agreement to a full Circuit Court divorce. Start with the guides below, then choose the service that fits your situation.
Guides
- DIY Divorce in Ireland: Can You Do It Yourself?
- Pre-Nuptial Agreement Ireland 2026: Are They Enforceable and When Do You Need One?
- How to Transfer Property to a Family Member in Ireland (2026)
- Cohabitation Rights in Ireland: What Unmarried Couples Need to Know (2026)
- Separation Agreement Ireland — information guide
- Legal Separation Ireland | Judicial Separation | Your Complete Guide
- Divorce Solicitor Ireland | Divorce Services | Online Legal Services
- Cost of Divorce in Ireland 2026: Solicitor Fees, Court Costs & Options
- Divorce in Ireland: Complete Guide to Getting a Divorce in 2026
- Separation and Divorce in Ireland: Understanding Your Legal Options (2026)
Templates and service guides
- Agreement to Mediate (Family) — information guide
- Letter of Wishes — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Cohabitation Agreement — information guide
- Cohabitation Agreement — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Separation Agreement — information guide
- Separation Agreement — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Mirror Wills for Couples — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Basic Will (Married Person or Civil Partner) — information guide
- Basic Will (Married Person or Civil Partner) — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Online Will — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Digital Assets & Legacy Clause — information guide
- Will for Business Owners (Business & Agricultural Relief) — information guide
How it works
Choose a service, answer a short online questionnaire and pay the set price shown. An Irish solicitor reviews your instructions and delivers the document or advice by email, usually within a few working days. If you are not sure which service you need, consult a solicitor and we will point you in the right direction.
This page is general information, not legal advice.
We don’t currently have an Irish solicitor working with us, but we are looking for one. The guides above explain each document; where your matter needs a solicitor, use the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory, or join our no-fee solicitor service waiting list to be told when this service is available again.