Lawyers in Dublin, Ireland

Solicitor highly recommend Sharon McKenna Murphy based in shankill over Tesco express

From personal experience, I highly recommend Trevor Grant at Affinity Advisers. He's not in Bray but he is a great mortgage broker. http://www.affinityadv.ie Best of luck!

Caroline Murphy from Neville Murphy, best solicitor in Bray. Paul Prendergast for a solicitor, excellent service.

Neville Murphy and co.

Paul Prendergast

Paul Prendergast for broker. Prendergast Maguire Financial Services. Highly recommend. All my family have gone through them

Frank Walsh solicitor in enniskerry, excellent conveyancing solicitor 2866400

Paul Prendergast for mortgage Rory Benvil solicitors

Joe Maguire in bray

Sharon McKenna Murphy shankill over tesco express fab

Natalie McDonnell thee best

Joe maguire in bray, he's brill 012862399

Joe Maguire is hands down the best around.

Jennifer O'Brien (086) 823 5898

I need to find a solicitor myself. I need one to sign some legal documents for starting a business so I'm still looking but I did find out that the Citizens Information center (beside Tesco Express) do a free legal information night. Which is tonight actually. It's by appointment so you'd better give them a ring. Hope this helps. http://centres.citizensinformation.ie/centre.php?cic=Bray+CIC

I went to Neville Murphy & co solicitors down near the bowling alley in bray. 01 2860639 very friendly and helpful.

I highly recommend Bernadette Goff Solicitors .

I've used Bernadette Goff solicitors for property purchase and sale and they are great. V helpful and friendly.

Sharon McKenna Murphy is a great family law solicitor she is based in shankil up above the Tesco express

Brendan Maloney Solicitors Ballywaltrim Bray

Bernadette Goff, fantastic woman.

Joe maguire/edel o'brien in maguire mcneice or catriona murray in o'brien murray, solicitors 012868211 Maguiremcneice.com

Sharon Mc Kenna Murphy brilliant

You can apply for legal aid through the Legal Aid Board. It's means tested and you can be waiting a long time for it. However it's worth checking and you can apply online www.legalaid.ie

Sorry www.legalaidboard.ie

Benville and Robinson Solicitors behind the Royal Hotel

Benville and Robinson Solicitors behind the Royal Hotel best around

Complain to the law society. No recommendations unfortunately.

I just randomly picked Comyn Kelleher and Tobin out of a Google search there a few years ago and they were very good. The guy I was dealing with was named David Taylor, nice manner about him and very easy to deal with. My case was straight forward enough and although I was initially quoted one price, they only billed me about half of that, they didn't have to do that and I appreciated the gesture because with all that was going on at the time I was almost skint lol. They used to be on the South Mall but I think they moved over across from the College of Comm, or next to the old Multi Channel building.

What a horrible situation for your friend to find themselves in. One piece of advice regarding choosing a Solicitor is to check the Law Society of Ireland's register and note who their PI Insurers are- decent underwriters have strict criteria and only accept those with optimum experience and standards so it can tell you a lot. The less attractive firms inevitably end up with unrated carriers for a variety of reasons... This firm would be my recommendation; https://www.lawsociety.ie/Solicitors/Practising/PII/Firm-PII-Search/?filters=t_tab2!q_BDM+Boylan#tab2 Take care

[This is a relative, so I haven't used him. However, I know he's been practicing for a long time without complaints.](http://www.fodlaw.ie/familylaw.php)

Don't just google things, go to a direct source like the attorney general or chief state solicitor's website. http://www.attorneygeneral.ie/csso/english/index.htm

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Hmm... you might wanna read up on [the new law](http://www.justice.ie/en/JELR/Pages/PR15000386) I guess? This lists the options if it's gone to District Court at present.

With a judgment, a summons and a attachment order ... and he is still refusing, can't you go to the Guards?.

Debt collectors work by buying the debt off you for whatever cent in the euro and then going after the person who owed you the money for whatever they can get that's more than what they paid you. So regardless of how dodgy the collector once the debt is in their hands you can wash your hands of it. Just sayin.

Can you not go to the Dublin City Sheriff now? They will seize assets and only release them, when your debt is paid. They will only charge a fee. Where as debt collector, might offer you 30 cent on the €1

Have you ever used a solicitor before? Your normal solicitor could probably do this very quickly. I'd imagine most would do this on a no foal no fee basis, but any high street solicitor should be able to do this easily.

go to treshold agency http://www.threshold.ie/

Also FLAC (free legal advice centre) in case you need more that threshold http://www.flac.ie/gethelp/legaladvicecentres/bycounty/dublin/

, yes- try https://www.twitter.com/freelancelawie

Try https://www.twitter.com/tjmcintyre he'll be able to sort you out.

cc https://www.twitter.com/sir_ntuli

Brian Gormley in Philio Lee is a good guy. Can introduce you via email if you wish.

Paul Meagher. Or Simon McAleese and Co are one of the biggest

For WRITTEN answer on Wednesday, 6 th June, 2012. Ref No: 27133/12 REPLY The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine: (Simon Coveney) In the Animal Health & Welfare Bill the term “Animal” is defined as “a member of the kingdom animalae other than a human being”. This definition includes all cats. Therefore the protection of Section 12 which prohibits cruelty to animals will apply to feral cats.

The above quote from the new welfare bill was batted around at the National Animal Conference in Dublin last May and no one seemed sure whether it covered feral cats or not. Why they can't put in a paragraph covering feral cats and their unique situation is beyond me. And yes, they've been asked countless times.