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Posted on April 2015 with 1 Comment
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Torc Solicitors
At Torc Solicitors our aim is to achieve a consistently high level of performance in the practice of law. We strive to do this through our Client focused approach. We are committed to communicating with you in plain English, free of legal jargon. We recognise that it can be difficult for people to visit their Solicitors during office hours because of work or family commitments. We will endeavour to accommodate you with flexible consultation hours for signing documents or to discuss matters and arranging appointments to suit you. You will have transparency about costs from the start of the transaction. You will receive a statement of account once the matter is completed. You will receive the highest standards in professional legal services as we have invested in the best and most up to date Case Management and Practice Management Software. You will receive accurate, prompt legal advice which represents good value for your money. We can help you to; -Buy or sell property -Make a Will or Administer an Estate -Make a Personal Injuries Claim -Advise you on Corporate Commercial transactions -Advise you on Family law mattersView on Facebook
Irish ExaminerIn 1922, Irish women at last got the vote at 21 on the same terms as men.
British women had to wait until 1928.View on FacebookJohn BrassilThe costs of business insuranceView on FacebookCremurDo You need a New Bathroom this year but don’t think you can afford it? Don't worry, the HRI Scheme is here to help! You can claim up to €4,050 back through the Home Renovation Incentive Scheme! To find out more click on the link below: http://www.revenue.ie/…/it/reliefs/hri/hri-general-faqs.html Or come and ask us in our showroom at Upper Rock Steeet Tralee! www.cremur.com Follow us on Twitter http://bit.ly/2lPd6SS Follow us on Instagram http://bit.ly/2ltQW6h #cremur #tralee #killarney #listowel #dingle #kenmare #cahersiveen #killorglin #waterville #sneem #castleisland #kerry #ireland #irish #bathroom #hri #renovation #cashback #new #designView on Facebookabusivelending.orgabusivelending.org2 View on Facebook
Irish ExaminerAround 3m people who have been issued Personal Services Cards (PSC) could be entitled to claim compensation from the State, a legal expert has claimed.
