Question 1

My neighbour’s builder starts in days and I think it crosses our boundary - what do I do this week?

Accepted Answer

The weekend sprint: photograph the setting-out and site with dates, gather your title documents and maps, get a surveyor’s or engineer’s view if obtainable quickly - and have the strong solicitor’s letter sent now, demanding written confirmation the works won’t cross the line, with the application flagged if assurance doesn’t come. A surprising share of these cases end at the letter; the rest are won by the evidence gathered before the foundations, not after. Phone first - this is exactly the situation the urgent line exists for.

Question 2

Can you handle urgent employment matters for northside-based executives?

Accepted Answer

Yes - restraining dismissals executed in breach of contract or fair procedures is core work: the strong-case standard honestly explained, salary-pending-trial applications where they fit, and the negotiated exit that strong applications usually produce. The remedy expires with the act, so the call belongs on the day the threat appears - with the contract, the correspondence and the chronology. Where the statutory route fits better, you’ll be told that too: honest triage first, always.

Question 3

We’re in a dispute with our management company in a North Dublin development - is that injunction territory?

Accepted Answer

It can be: OMCs are companies, so meetings and resolutions in breach of the constitution, directors acting outside their powers, and process bypassed can all ground urgent relief in the right case, alongside the MUD Act framework. The honest counterweights get stated plainly - proportionality matters enormously, costs can dwarf stakes, and the community lives together afterwards - which is why the resolution channels, backed by the Mediation Diploma, are pressed genuinely before and alongside any application.

Question 4

I’ve been served with injunction papers at my North Dublin business - how fast can you act?

Accepted Answer

At return-date speed: bring every page today - phone first, email the papers - and the defending playbook engages immediately: any existing order complied with, every date diaried, the grounding affidavit dissected for its gaps and omissions, undertakings in lieu weighed against fighting, and the replying affidavit built on the true record. Respondents who engage organised do well against applicants who oversold; the empty chair is the only losing strategy.

Question 5

Do I need to come into the city for the first consultation?

Accepted Answer

No - urgent matters start on the phone, same day where the situation demands it, with documents by email; the office visit follows when useful rather than as a gatekeeping step. What accelerates everything is the material: the chronology in date order, the key documents, and the concrete answer to “what happens if nothing is done, and by when.” With those in hand, the realistic assessment - and the first protective letter, where one is right - can move within the day.

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