FLAC wants mortgage arrears cases to be resolved away from the courts

Wed, 18 Aug, 2021 - 20:27

Noel Baker, Social Affairs Correspondent

The country's main provider of free legal aid services has said many mortgage arrears cases need to be resolved away from courts as it warned the Covid-19 pandemic is set to create some new arrears cases and worsen others.

A new report from the Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC) said "personal debt difficulty seems destined to remain a feature of Irish society".

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