As the Personal Insolvency Bill completed its way through The Dail today, it heralded that the long awaited Personal Insolvency Act will at long last become a reality, marking what is sure to be a historic day for Ireland.
The 2012 Act represents a radical overhaul and modernisation of Ireland’s insolvency […]
Anthony Joyce was asked to comment on dealing with banks over mortgages in yesterday’s Sunday Independent’s Property Special. Here he talks about the importance of bringing in the new Personal Insolvency Bill as soon as possible.
In yesterday’s Sunday Business Post, Dublin solicitor Eoin Collins outlined the problems associated with the new Personal Insolvency Bill.
Following the purchase of Irish Bankruptcy UK (www.irishbankruptcyuk.ie) by Anthony Joyce & Co and the formation of a joint venture Debt Options (www.debtoptions.ie) with UK insolvency expert Steve Thatcher, a seminar on the new Personal Insolvency Bill will be held on the evening of 4th October, 2012 […]
The Irish Times today covered our purchase of Irish Bankruptcy UK. The article is pasted below or you can follow the link in order to read it on The Irish Times website.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/finance/2012/1003/1224324778267.html
The Irish Times – Wednesday, October 3, 2012
SUZANNE LYNCH
DUBLIN LAW firm Anthony Joyce Co has […]
The deal is a response to serious flaws in the proposed Irish insolvency Legislation, which will actually make it harder to go bankrupt in Ireland
3rd October, Dublin, Ireland: The new personal insolvency legislation proposed in Ireland is actually going to make it harder for people […]
Anthony was on Newstalk this morning where he was interviewed about the Personal Insolvency Bill. He outlined where the new arrangements for debt resolution in Ireland will help people with lower amounts but has serious flaws for dealing with people that have larger bebts. He believes that the current […]
This Sunday we had an article in The Sunday Business Post with Karl Deeter that examined the cases that we have taken against the banks recently where the courts can force a bank to accept a sale even if the price offered for the property is lower than the […]
Last night Anthony Joyce was on the RTE Six One News interviewed by Paul Colgan regarding the move by Irish banks to appoint receivers on properties owned by buy-to-ley investors.
We have had another high profile case in the media this week where we represented Caroline and Robert Carass in their dealings with Permaent TSB. You can read about the court case in today’s Irish Times and Irish Independent using the links below. In this case we were left […]