5 Top Tips for Making a Will in Ireland
April 10, 2017
Are you considering making a will? Maybe like many others you feel daunted or even afraid by the process. Or what about the cost? Well
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Which legal issues are happening in Ireland right now?
How they affect you and what you can do about it.
A Guide to Personal Injury* Claims in Ireland: 5 FAQs.
March 21, 2017
Thousands of personal injury* claims are made in Ireland each year. Whiplash is the most common claim – accounting for 80% of all insurance claims.
A Guide to Bankruptcy in Ireland
March 10, 2017
Bankruptcy can happen to anyone. Large mortgages, failed business ventures and student loans can soon become overwhelming and difficult to manage. Filing for bankruptcy may seem
Mortgage Write Down: What Type Are You?
January 25, 2017
Over the past few years, many problems have arisen with mortgages and debt. As banks wait for the housing market to improve, they’re biding their
Rescuing Your Overseas Property
January 18, 2017
Overseas property law can be very different to Irish property law. If you’ve had trouble with an overseas property investment, believe you were missold an
Employment Law: Legal Pitfalls When Hiring New Staff
January 4, 2017
When kicking off the recruitment process, it is important to be aware of certain legal pitfalls when hiring a new employee. Job advertisements, interview questions, checking
Tracker Mortgage Redress: Have You Been Affected?
December 21, 2016
Maybe you’ve heard about AIB’s Tracker Mortgage Redress on the radio. Or maybe somebody mentioned that if you had a mortgage with another bank, you
Making A Car Accident Claim: What You Need To Know
November 25, 2016
When it comes to making a car accident claim, whether it’s a pedestrian involved in the accident or another driver, often the ordeal is not your
How To Hire A Solicitor: 7 Questions You Need To Ask
November 11, 2016
When you hire a solicitor, chances are you might already be stressed about something. Maybe you’re hoping to buy your first house and you aren’t
Going To Court: What Should You Expect?
October 26, 2016
Going to court creates a lot of stress. Even in cases where you’re expecting to have a problem resolved to your satisfaction, the idea of
No Win No Fee Explained
A ‘No Win, No Fee’ arrangement ensures a person’s right of access to the courts. ‘No win, No Fee’ means more or less what it sounds like. If we don’t win, you don’t pay. This comes with some minor caveats.
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