What happens next in your house purchase
Sale agreed to keys, step by step, and where the delays come from.
What happens next in your house sale
What to gather before the For Sale sign, so closing is not held up on your side.
What happens next in probate
The language, the steps, the timing and who pays for what.
Named as an executor: what the job involves
First things, the duties, the timeline and when to hand it to a solicitor.
Making a will: what to bring
Why bother, what happens at the meeting, and a tick list to bring.
Enduring power of attorney: the how and the why
What it is, why a will is not enough, and how it is put in place.
Separation and divorce: the first steps
The options, the two year rule, and what to think about before the first meeting.
Living together, not married: where you stand
Common law marriage does not exist here. What the law does provide.
Unmarried fathers and guardianship
The birth certificate is not enough. How guardianship is actually acquired.
Your first District Court appearance
What the room looks like, what will happen, and what to wear.
Arrested, or asked to the Garda station
Your rights in plain terms, and why you ring before you talk.
Stopped for drink driving: what happens now
The limits, the process at the station and the likely outcomes.
An employment dispute: your options
Grievance, WRC, or walk away. The routes and the clocks on each.
How long do I have? Time limits at a glance
The main clocks, when each one starts, and why good cases die of the calendar.
Signing a commercial lease
The clauses that decide everything, before you fall in love with the premises.
Getting paid: from invoice to judgment
The ladder for a debtor who has stopped answering, cheapest rung first.
These guides are general information about Irish law and procedure at the date shown on each one. They are not legal advice, and every case is different. If something on a page does not match your situation, ring 0818 44 55 66 and tell us.
