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seminar
One Family launches report on the need for Child Contact Centres in Ireland, Monday 12 April at 10 am
At The Coach House Dublin Castle. Minister for Children Barry Andrews, TD, will launch the report. This will be followed by a seminar chaired by The Hon. Mr Justice Henry Abbott. See below for a copy of the summary and of the full report…
Summary – Supporting Child Contact: the Need for Child Contact Centres in Ireland
Full Report – Supporting Child Contact: the Need for Child Contact Centres in Ireland
Posted: April 9th, 2010
Tags: Child Contact Centres, Dublin Castle, seminar
Seminar on proposed changes to family law by LRC
Mary Wilson and Karen Kiernan
One Family seminar puts the spotlight on proposed changes to the laws governing family relationships
One Family, Ireland’s leading organisation providing specialist support services for people parenting alone and sharing parenting, held an important seminar on 18 January in response to the Law Reform Commission’s report on the legal aspects of family relationships, chaired by RTE Drivetime’s Mary Wilson and attended by a number of other NGO’s, service providers and interested parties.
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Posted: January 18th, 2010
Tags: Law Reform Commission, seminar
Rights, Responsibilities and Children
A discussion of the Law Reform Commission report on legal aspects of family relationships
A One Family Seminar
The seminar was held on Monday 18 January 2010 in DIT, Aungier Street, Dublin 2, chaired by RTE Drivetime’s Mary Wilson.
Speakers included Geoffrey Shannon, special rapporteur on children; Fergus Ryan, family law lecturer in DIT;
family law solicitor Ciara Mathews of Gallagher Shatter and Candy Murphy, One Family Policy Manager.
The Law Reform Commission’s Consultation Paper on Family Relationships, launched in September 2009, examines changing patterns of family relationships, in particular how the law should approach the rights and responsibilities of fathers, step-parents, grandparents and other members of the extended family in contemporary Ireland, taking into account the best interests and welfare of children.
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Posted: January 12th, 2010
Tags: Law Reform Commission, seminar
