When it comes to being a tenant in Northern Ireland, there are certain basic rights that you are entitled to, depending on the type of tenancy you have. Though all tenants do have the following basic rights that are important to know so that if they’re violated in any way, you’re allowed to take legal […]
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When it comes to the principle of equal pay, women and men are entitled to equal pay for doing equal work. This is embedded within domestic law. In Northern Ireland, this principle is outlined and implemented through three pieces of law. The law on equal pay may seem complicated, but the purpose is simple, and
There can be times in our life where we need legal aid, and finding the right solicitor is important in order to get the best outcome that you’re after. We have a team of experienced solicitors at McPartland & Sons who are ready to help. Here are three steps to finding the right solicitor for your needs.
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Solicitor Advice: Drawing up Deeds and Contracts
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A survey is essential to protect both home buyers and their mortgage lenders. Sellers are obliged to share information about the property, but they may not have the full details about the level of insulation or the state of the roofing tiles. So the buyer agrees to take the property as they find it. Having
Rights to equal treatment will apply to you if you are a ‘worker’ or an ’employee’, from the first day of your employment. It makes no difference if you are employed on a permanent contract or a fixed-term contract, you still have rights. At McPartland & Sons Solicitors, we have pulled together a guide on
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Your pension scheme is one of the most important investments of your life. A pension is quite probably the most valuable investment you have after your home; so you really can’t afford to leave too much to chance when your future income and lifestyle is at stake. Learn the basics about the three types of
You may have heard about legal aid before, but what is it, and who is eligible? Legal aid can help cover the expenses of legal services, family mediation, and court or tribunal representation. Basically, Legal aid is support for those who can’t afford to pay a solicitor or barrister for legal advice or court representation.
