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Solicitor

francie81 · 2024-05-07 18:56:40

Can someone give me a recommendation for a solicitors firm in the Dublin City Centre area who specifically deals in family law? Thanks in advance

07-05-2024 6:56pm

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francie81

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Can someone give me a recommendation for a solicitors firm in the Dublin City Centre area who specifically deals in family law?

Thanks in advance

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#2 07-05-2024 9:46pm

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Not allowed to give recommendations on here. Mine was a recommendation from a friend of a friend but I can't recommend them in good faith.

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#3 10-05-2024 7:24am

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If this is a relatively straightforward matter (I realise that sometimes it isn't), almost any local solicitor firm can help you.

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#4 15-05-2024 4:18pm

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maybe the can, but are they interested in doing so, and at what price?

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#5 16-05-2024 1:41am

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They're certainly interested; that's how they earn their crust. As for the price, you need to ask them. If you instruct them they'll give you a costs letter outlining the basis on which they charge, the hourly rate, etc.

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