Protecting Your Future: The Importance of Appointing a Solicitor
From expert legal guidance to estate planning and dispute resolution, learn how a solicitor can safeguard your interests and bring peace of mind in a complex world.
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How to Protect Your Intellectual Property: A Guide for Small Business Owners
Learn how to protect your intellectual property with this guide for small business owners in Northern Ireland.
The Importance of Seeking Legal Advice for Your Business
Discover why seeking legal advice is critical for the success of your business from a solicitor’s point of view in Northern Ireland.
Common Causes of Spring Car Accidents in Northern Ireland
As the days start drawing out and the temperature becomes a little milder, driving conditions will change too. Before you jump into your car to enjoy the spring season, it’s important to make yourself aware of the dangers of spring driving so that you don’t end up in a potentially hazardous situation. McPartland & Sons Solicitors …
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5 Questions On Separation Agreements Answered
When a relationship breaks down, there are invariably several important issues which will need to be resolved between yourself and your partner.
Claiming Compensation For A Personal Injury
What steps are involved in claiming compensation for a personal injury.
When Should I Start My Car Accident Claim In Northern Ireland?
In Northern Ireland, there’s a limitation period on car accident claims. The sooner you seek legal advice, the better.
Driving Without Car Insurance: What To Do
There’s no excuse for driving without valid car insurance – it’s illegal. Find out the consequences in our guide.
Your employment rights as an agency worker
As an agency worker, it’s important to know your rights and the rules so that the business treats you correctly.
Things you need to know about Child Custody in 2023
Child custody is the legal term given to where a child lives most of the time following the break-up of their parents. The parent with custody is responsible for making the day-to-day decisions regarding the child, while the non-resident parent receives specific contact arrangements.