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When an EU airline flight is cancelled, delayed, diverted or over-booked or a seat is downgraded, the passenger can be entitled to a refund or alternative flight AND compensation up
Read MoreWhen an EU airline flight is cancelled, delayed, diverted or over-booked or a seat is downgraded, the passenger can be entitled to a refund or alternative flight AND compensation up
Read MoreOften in business or one’s personal life, individuals or businesses will owe each other money – the party owing the money is called a ‘debtor’ and
Read MoreIf you are owed an amount up to €15,000 you can use the debt recovery process overseen by the network of District Court offices to seek repayment from the debtor.
Read MoreOften in business or one’s personal life, individuals or businesses will owe each other money – the party owing the money is called a ‘debtor’ and
Read MoreThis guide provides an overview of the options available to both individuals and companies who find the they are unable to meet their debt obligations. Topics covered include bankruptcy, alternatives
Read MoreThe 'European small claims procedure' was introduced in 2009 to make it easier and cheaper for consumers and businesses to issue court-backed claim notices for amounts owed of up to €2,000
Read MoreCOMING SOON: LawOnline will soon be publishing its guide on how to go about recovering a debt of between €15,0001 and €75,000. Each step will be cross-referenced to the required
Read MoreOften in business or one’s personal life, individuals or businesses will owe each other money – the party owing the money is called a ‘debtor’ and
Read MoreOften in business or one’s personal life, individuals or businesses will owe each other money – the party owing the money is called a ‘debtor’ and
Read MoreThis guide provides an overview of the options available to both individuals and companies who find the they are unable to meet their debt obligations. Topics covered include bankruptcy, alternatives
Read MoreThe 'European small claims procedure' was introduced in 2009 to make it easier and cheaper for consumers and businesses to issue court-backed claim notices for amounts owed of up to €2,000
Read MoreIf you are owed an amount up to €15,000 you can use the debt recovery process overseen by the network of District Court offices to seek repayment from the debtor.
Read MoreCOMING SOON: LawOnline will soon be publishing its guide on how to go about recovering a debt of between €15,0001 and €75,000. Each step will be cross-referenced to the required
Read MoreThe Employment Equality Acts 1998-2011 out law discrimination in a wide range of employment and employment related areas. Discrimination is defined as treating one person in a less favourable way
Read MoreThe purpose of this LawOnline guide is to show how family-related events that occur to employees in their daily lives can affect them in the workplace. The guide
Read MoreThe Employment Equality Acts 1998-2011 out law discrimination in a wide range of employment and employment related areas. Discrimination is defined as treating one person in a less favourable way
Read MoreThe purpose of this LawOnline guide is to show how family-related events that occur to employees in their daily lives can affect them in the workplace. The guide
Read MoreIn this guide we discuss the ways in which people live together outside of marriage, both same sex and opposite sex couples. In particular we will look at those couples,
Read MoreThe break-up of a marriage can be a very traumatic time in a person's life. Many couples may not want to go through the courts, and decide to separate
Read MoreThis guide describes all of the steps required to apply for a divorce either by consent, i.e. where both parties are in full agreement regarding the terms of the
Read MoreThis guide describes all of the steps required to either separate by agreement, i.e. by using a separation ageement, or else how to apply to the Circuit Court for
Read MoreIn this guide we discuss the ways in which people live together outside of marriage, both same sex and opposite sex couples. In particular we will look at those couples,
Read MoreThe break-up of a marriage can be a very traumatic time in a person's life. Many couples may not want to go through the courts, and decide to separate
Read MoreThis guide describes all of the steps required to apply for a divorce either by consent, i.e. where both parties are in full agreement regarding the terms of the
Read MoreThis guide describes all of the steps required to either separate by agreement, i.e. by using a separation ageement, or else how to apply to the Circuit Court for
Read MoreThe purpose of this LawOnline guide is to provide the reader with a comprehensive look at the process involved in setting up a residential tenancy, and the different aspects of
Read MoreThe purpose of this LawOnline guide is to provide the reader with a comprehensive look at the process involved in setting up a residential tenancy, and the different aspects of
Read MoreThe information provided in this LawOnline guide gives you an overview of how to create, register, object to the registration of and revoke a power of attorney. It covers issues
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide deals with probate and the administration of estates. The guide outlines how you can extract the appropriate grant of probate from the Probate Office. It also covers
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide covers issues such as the contents and formalities of making a Will, the appointment of executors and guardians, various types of gifts, e.g. to charities and
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide covers topics such as succession rights of spouses and civil partners, inherited property, family and dependants left out of a Will and also address issues such
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide focuses on the specific issue of legacy giving, i.e. making gifts in your Will to individuals and organisations. These organisations can include Irish charities and amateur
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide covers issues such as the contents and formalities of making a Will, the appointment of executors and guardians, various types of gifts, e.g. to charities and
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide covers topics such as succession rights of spouses and civil partners, inherited property, family and dependants left out of a Will and also address issues such
Read MoreThis LawOnline guide focuses on the specific issue of legacy giving, i.e. making gifts in your Will to individuals and organisations. These organisations can include Irish charities and amateur
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