Articles
18 August, 2026 / 18 August, 2026 by admin
If letters from your mortgage lender are piling up unopened, or if you’ve had a court letter about your home, you already know how this kind of stress works. It’s not the sort of thing you talk about easily. And once formal proceedings start, the pressure sharpens quickly.
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17 August, 2026 / 17 August, 2026 by admin
If you’re researching bankruptcy in Ireland, you’re likely under real financial pressure. Maybe the phone won’t stop ringing. Maybe a court date is looming. Maybe you’ve been carrying the weight of it quietly for years and are realising that you can no longer manage on your own.
3 March, 2026 / 3 March, 2026 by admin
Divorce can place enormous financial pressure on homeowners. When mortgage repayments become unmanageable, arrears can escalate quickly and the risk to your home becomes very real. In this anonymised case study, we explain how a Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA) helped our client significantly reduce their mortgage arrears and regain financial stability.
15 January, 2026 / 15 January, 2026 by admin
How a Protective Certificate can give you breathing space and protect you from creditors while exploring a debt solution in Ireland.
Videos
15 October, 2025 / 15 October, 2025 by admin
Key Updates for Accountants, Advisors and Legal Professionals Our 2025 Insolvency Insights Webinar brought together three leading professionals to provide insights on corporate and personal insolvency in Ireland: This session explores how directors can protect themselves when a business becomes insolvent, what legal risks arise during liquidation, and how Ireland’s personal insolvency system continues to […]
7 October, 2025 / 7 October, 2025 by admin
When creditors reject a Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA) proposal, it can feel like the end of the road. Many people worry that the next step will be bankruptcy, with all the stress and uncertainty that brings. But a rejection doesn’t always mean that bankruptcy is inevitable. In some cases, you may still be able to […]
