Find out what the podcast is about and the guests we have in our upcoming episodes.

Learn about financial abuse in intimate partner relationships and how this effects each gender differently.

The first episode to Sally’s story introduces Sally and her circumstances before she met her husband.

Sally details her struggle for justice amidst feelings of isolation and despair. From battling false accusations of parental alienation to juggling full-time work and childcare, she shares how the pressure impacted her mental health.

Sally discusses the long-lasting impact of her experiences. Through the ups and downs, she highlights the importance of education and community support in her fight for a brighter future.

Eileen breaks down how data protection intersects with family law, including the unique handling of data access requests in this context. She also shares valuable insights into how data protection impacts both businesses and individuals and what you can do to correct or access data under your data protection rights.

Cynthia delves into the complexities of marital asset division in Ireland, explaining that assets go beyond the family home to include income, pensions, and life policies.
The power of financial discovery is highlighted, a crucial process for uncovering hidden assets and ensuring fair division during divorce proceedings. 

We dive deep into the critical role forensic accountants play during divorce proceedings. Their expertise in valuing assets and understanding tax implications can significantly influence settlement outcomes. If you’re navigating a divorce, understanding these financial intricacies can empower you to make informed decisions.

Key takeaways from our discussion:

• Understand the implications of shared financial responsibilities in relationships.
• Know your rights when dealing with law.
• Recognize the signs of financial abuse and coercive control.

In our final episode with Caoimhe, we discuss;

• the boundaries within which the courts can work,
• the difficulties with child maintenance in Ireland,
• the concept of ‘no fault divorce’ in Ireland, and,
• how society views those experiencing marital difficulties or coercive control.

This is Part 1 of a two part interview with Louise, who walks us through the various tax credits and how to avail of them. Louise is a Chartered Accountant, Tax Consultant and University Lecturer. You can also find links to beneficial articles written by Louise in the podcast itself. These articles will help you to navigate the MyAccount section of the Revenue website and assist with understanding your payslip.