Divorce mediation.
In English.
In Ireland.
English-speaking divorce mediation for expats living in Ireland.
Whether you're in Dublin, Cork, or anywhere across Ireland, our online mediation service helps international expats navigate divorce with clarity and compassion — entirely in English.
Trusted by expat families in Ireland
Online from Anywhere
From Home
Yes, you can get divorce mediation as an expat in Ireland—online and entirely in English. Flannel People Mediation helps English-speaking expats in Ireland navigate divorce mediation without going to court. Whether you're in Dublin, Cork, Galway, or anywhere in Ireland, our online sessions work around your timezone and help you reach fair agreements quickly and affordably. Learn more about how mediation science improves outcomes.
Divorce Mediation Tailored for Ireland
Ireland has a unique legal landscape for divorce, having only legalized it in 1996. Our mediators help you navigate agreements that work across borders with clarity.
100% in English
All sessions conducted entirely in English. No language barriers, crystal clear communication throughout your mediation.
Online from Anywhere
Mediate from anywhere in Ireland. No travel, no waiting rooms. Just a secure video connection and a neutral mediator.
Evidence-Based Approach
Our proven mediation methods help couples reach fair, durable agreements that hold up over time — even across jurisdictions.
Affordable & Transparent
$1,695 per person for a 3-hour mediation session. A focused flat-fee process that is often a fraction of Irish litigation costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about mediation in Ireland and how we work.
Is mediation required before divorce in Ireland?
Irish law encourages mediation before court proceedings. Our mediation can help you create a comprehensive agreement that you can work with a solicitor to finalize.
Can we mediate if my spouse is in a different country?
Yes. Our Zoom-based service means both parties can join from anywhere in the world. Cross-border cases are something we handle regularly.
Can mediation agreements become binding?
Yes. Once you reach a mediation agreement, you can work with an Irish solicitor to formalize and register it with the courts. We refer all legal drafting and court filing matters to qualified local attorneys.
How much does mediation cost?
$1,695 per person for a structured mediation session. The process is designed to help you prepare, focus the conversation, and leave with clearer next steps for agreement review and local filing questions.
Do you help with custody and guardianship discussions?
Yes. We help parents create parenting plans and discuss child support. For complex custody matters, a family mediation specialist can provide additional support.
How fast is mediation compared to court?
Usually much faster than court. Mediation gives you a focused setting to organize decisions and make progress without waiting months for every conversation, though timing still depends on complexity, outside review, and local filing requirements.
How flexible are scheduling options?
Very flexible. We offer early morning (US Eastern time) and late evening slots to accommodate Irish and other international timezones comfortably.
Important: Mediation helps you reach agreements on the practical issues in your divorce. For legal matters such as drafting final documents, understanding jurisdiction-specific requirements, filing with courts, and ensuring compliance with Irish family law, we recommend working with a qualified Irish solicitor. Our role is to facilitate your agreement; legal and court filing matters require local legal expertise.
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