Start where you are.
I am buying or selling a house
The steps from sale agreed to keys, what slows a sale down, and the full cost of the legal side.
I want to make a will
The four things to decide before the meeting, and the parts of Irish law that a will cannot override.
Somebody has died
What an executor has to do, whether probate is needed at all, and what to bring to a first meeting.
I am planning ahead for capacity
How an enduring power of attorney is made and registered, and what happens if capacity has already gone.
A relationship has ended
Mediation, a separation agreement, judicial separation and divorce, and the applications that stand alone.
I am inheriting or being given something
The three capital acquisitions tax thresholds, how much of yours is left, and the tax on the balance.
I am renting, or I am a landlord
Notices of termination, deposits, rent pressure zones and Residential Tenancies Board procedure.
I need a document notarised
Notary public services for documents going abroad, including apostille and consular legalisation.
There is one kind of work we may not advertise.
The Solicitors (Advertising) Regulations 2002 prohibit a solicitor from advertising in relation to personal injury claims. That means we cannot set out that service, use the language associated with it, or invite you to bring that kind of matter to us.
This paragraph is information, not an advertisement. If you have been advised elsewhere that you may have a claim of that kind, or you want to know whether a firm can act, ring the office on 0818 44 55 66 and ask. We will tell you plainly whether we can help and, if we cannot, we will say so.
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