Family Law - Module LA4081 Programme content
Key information
During this module, you will
Learn how Irish law and court processes are applied to protect the family during relationship breakdowns.
Summarise key legal aspects of family law including guardianship, custody, access, domestic abuse, and the legal termination of marriage.
Critically examine how Irish legislation and constitutional provisions define and protect the family unit. Understand the differing rights of married and unmarried parents and their children within the Irish legal framework.
Strengthen your knowledge for careers or further study in law, social care, or child and family services.
Key information
This micro-credential will be delivered mainly online over 12 weeks. You will learn through a blend of self-instructional materials, interactive tasks, tutor-led discussions, and real-world data on family life in Ireland.
You will be assessed using continuous assessment methods, including assignments, practical exercises, and online activities.
A solicitor practising on a full-time basis and undertaking this course, can claim a maximum of 10 hours eLearning.
Part-time considerations
Designed for working professionals
Evening or recorded lectures
Additional prep and group work time
Timetable provided after registration
