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Legal aid in Ireland explained: the €18,000 income and €100,000 capital thresholds, €30 and €130 contributions, the statutory exclusions, and court-granted criminal legal aid.
Your consumer rights in Ireland under the Consumer Rights Act 2022: the 30-day right to terminate, repair or replacement, the 12-month proof rule, refunds and cooling off.
Speeding in Ireland costs €160 and 3 penalty points, rising to €240 after 28 days and €320 at the court stage. The current fine ladder, points and default speed limits explained.
How penalty points work in Ireland: the 12 and 7 point disqualification thresholds, the 28 day endorsement rule, the 3 year lifespan, and what each offence actually costs.
How Irish fixed charge notices work: the 28 and 28 day payment ladder, the third payment option before court, nominating another driver, and where to send payment so it is not delayed.
The Irish drink driving limits in 2026: 50mg blood for most drivers and 20mg for specified persons, both fixed penalty bands, the minimum court disqualifications, and the 4 year ban for refusing a test.
Subletting a German rental under § 540 and § 553 BGB: when a tenant can demand consent, the grounds a landlord can refuse on, and why there is no separate surcharge entitlement.
How the German service charge statement works under § 556 BGB and the BetrKV: the twelve month deadline, which costs are allocable, the allocation keys, and how to check a statement line by line.
How the German security deposit works under § 551 BGB: the three month cap, paying in instalments, the separate account rule, what can be deducted, and getting it back.
How Mietminderung works under § 536 BGB: why it applies automatically by law rather than by permission, why the percentage tables online are case law and not a tariff, and the arrears risk of getting the amount wrong.
How a German landlord raises rent under § 558 and § 559 BGB: the 20 or 15 percent Kappungsgrenze, how comparable rent is proven, and the modernisation surcharge caps.
How Germany's Mietpreisbremse rent cap works under § 556d BGB, the Vormiete and new-build exceptions, the 2029 extension, and how a tenant reclaims rent paid above the cap.