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To instruct a solicitor, use the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory. For self-complete documents, see our legal templates.
Most disputes in Ireland are resolved without a courtroom. A solicitor’s letter, a small claims application or a WRC complaint often achieves the result faster and cheaper than proceedings. These guides explain the options and limits, and a solicitor would draft letters of demand and cease-and-desist letters.
Guides
- Consumer Rights in Ireland 2026: What the Law Protects You From
- Online Defamation Ireland 2026: Takedowns & New Law
- Small Claims Court in Ireland: Limits, Fees & How It Works
- Defamation on Social Media in Ireland: Your Legal Options (2026)
- Boundary Disputes Ireland: Rights of Way, Encroachment and Shared Structures (2026)
- What Is a Statutory Demand in Ireland and How Should You Respond?
- WRC Claim Ireland | Workplace Relations Commission | How to Make a Claim
- Received a Legal Letter in Ireland? What to Do Next (Step-by-Step)
- Land Registry Dispute in Ireland: What to Do If a ¼ Acre Is Still in Your Name
Templates and service guides
- Application to the Small Claims Registrar — information guide
- Debt Claim Notice (up to €15000) — information guide
- Debt Claim Notice (up to €15000) — information guide
- Debt Claim Notice (up to €15000) — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Small Claims Letter Pack
- Winding-Up Petition Defence
- Director Disqualification Defence
- Injunction Advice Call
- Defamation Letter for Businesses
- Debt Recovery Premium Pack
- Statutory Demand Response Pack
- Director Removal Dispute Advice
How it works
Choose a service, answer a short online questionnaire and pay the set price shown. An Irish solicitor reviews your instructions and delivers the document or advice by email, usually within a few working days. If you are not sure which service you need, consult a solicitor and we will point you in the right direction.
This page is general information, not legal advice.
We don’t currently have an Irish solicitor working with us, but we are looking for one. The guides above explain each document; where your matter needs a solicitor, use the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory, or join our no-fee solicitor service waiting list to be told when this service is available again.