He does.
No nonsense mediator Paul Campbell (top) of Dublin-based Family Separation Services with a deal for post-Valentine’s Day warring couples.
Family Separation Services (Facebook)
Thanks Garthicus
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Everything. As It Happens.
The 2000s called they want their tie back
Club ties have never really gone out of fashion. Even in the slim version, you’ll see the odd diagonal stripe configuration. I agree that the colours are awful, though.
He has the perfect chin for playing snooker.
He’s clearly not a fan of apostrophes.
Solicitors usually prefer catastrophes.
He likes capitalising on made up days but not in a logical way for words
He’s a comma-kazee too by the look of it !
Or, in fact, any legal team.
Whatever their faults, no solicitor would advertise themselves with such slipshod writing. That fella’s looking for 100 snots off you – half price for you doing the proofreading.
He’s not a solicitor.
Just had a look at his FB page, scary stuff. He’s a diploma in family law from the Law Society. His mission is to ‘assist those who cannot afford the means of a family law solicitor’ – yet he’s charging €200 for a first consultation. Jay-sus!
He is a mediator? Are they regulated?
200 bucks is hefty for a consultation….
One of a worrying number of unqualified self-styled “McKenzie friends” who scalp desperate people with no hope of legal success, effectively practicing without qualification for extortionate fees. They play into the hands of those members of the legal profession who are digging their heels in over necessary reforms.
Is that a friend of the court?
No, friends of the court are impartial.
A McKenzie friend is someone who assists a litigant who is otherwise without legal representation. They are not allowed to speak on the litigant’s behalf in Court. It is not a licence to practice without qualification, though there are people who make a living out of offering such services.
200 clams for a 1 hour consultation from a dude with a diploma. Sign me up!