Grounds for Divorce in Ireland
The grounds for divorce in this country are clearer and more achievable than many people expect.
Bringing an Anaesthesia Negligence Claim
Anaesthesia errors are rare but can be serious. Find out what counts as negligence and how claims work.
Serious E-Scooter and E-Bike Injuries Rise Sharply in Ireland
Claims involving e-scooters and e-bikes can be complex, particularly where the vehicle was uninsured or was not being used in line with the rules.
How to Appoint a Legal Guardian for Your Child
A guardian has legal authority over the major decisions in a child’s life, including education, religion, medical treatment, and where the child lives.
Steps to Take Following an Injury in a Hit and Run Accident
Our short guide explains what to do, how to claim through the MIBI, and the time limits that apply.
Updating Your Will After Divorce
Divorce does not update your will automatically. Learn what Irish law changes, and what it does not, and why updating your will is important.
A Complete Guide to Bringing a Workplace Accident Claim
In this guide, we review the key steps involved in bringing a successful claim, and the importance of seeking expert legal counsel throughout the process.
Checking the Sinking Fund Before Buying an Apartment
A guide to checking an apartment’s sinking fund before you buy, including what it covers and the questions your solicitor should ask.
Failure to Diagnose or Monitor Obstetric Cholestasis
Missed itching symptoms in pregnancy could signal obstetric cholestasis. Learn when a failure to diagnose or monitor it becomes negligence.
How Much Can You Inherit Tax-Free in Ireland?
Understanding how much you can inherit tax-free is a crucial part of effective estate planning. This article covers some of the key questions we are asked.
Understanding a Spouse’s Legal Right Share
A spouse cannot simply be written out of a will in Ireland. Learn how the legal right share works, what it is worth, and when it can be lost.
Who is Responsible if Your Child is Injured at School?
Was the injury simply bad luck, or should somebody have prevented it?
Custody, Access, and Guardianship Explained
Guardianship, custody, and access are three separate rights under Irish law. Paul McCarthy explains what each means and how courts decide.
Transferring Ownership of Your Home to a Family Member
We provide answers to common questions we are asked by clients seeking to transfer home ownership to a family member.
How to Speed Up the Conveyancing Process
Waiting months to close on a property? Paul McCarthy explains the practical steps buyers and sellers can take to speed up conveyancing.
Bringing an Injury Claim on Behalf of an Elderly Parent
Everything follows from one question: does your parent have the mental capacity to make decisions about a legal claim?
Commercial Property Due Diligence
Buying commercial property is one of the largest investments a business or individual will ever make, and the legal groundwork matters just as much as the purchase price.
When Can a Medical Negligence Case Be Paused for Further Testing?
The outcome of a recent High Court judgment will likely shape how some medical negligence and personal injury cases are managed in the years ahead.
Can a Child Be Left Out of a Will?
Our wills & probate team are sometimes asked whether a parent is entitled to leave a child out of their will entirely.
What Happens to Debts When You Divorce or Separate?
Debt is rarely just a financial problem. It can also shape what a fair divorce settlement will look like.





















