Poland — Ireland Legal Office
Legal Support for Polish People in Ireland in Cases Conducted in Poland
We represent Polish people living in Ireland in inheritance, divorce, criminal and business matters conducted before Polish courts, authorities and institutions.
We also support Irish companies doing business, investing or requiring legal representation in Poland.
- Your case handled without travelling to Poland — via power of attorney
- Full service in Polish and English
- Phone contact in Ireland and Poland, plus online
For Polish people in Ireland
Living in Ireland while your legal matter is in Poland?
We assist clients with legal matters conducted in Poland, including contact with courts, authorities, notaries and institutions.
Services
Key areas of legal support
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Inheritance Cases in Poland
Legal support in inheritance cases conducted in Poland for people living in Ireland.
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Divorce Cases in Poland
Representation in divorce proceedings conducted before Polish courts.
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Business Legal Matters
Support for entrepreneurs in commercial, contractual and corporate matters in Poland.
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Criminal Cases in Poland
Assistance in criminal cases conducted in Poland for people living abroad.
Priority
Legal Support for Irish Companies in Poland
Legal support for Irish companies doing business, investing or handling legal matters in Poland.
For Irish companies
Legal Support for Irish Companies in Poland
We provide legal assistance to Irish companies working with Polish contractors, investing in Poland or requiring representation before Polish courts and authorities.
Ask about business support
How we work
How working with the legal office looks
The whole process is organised so that a matter in Poland can be handled without leaving your home in Ireland.
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Describe your case
Complete the contact form or call us. Briefly explain what the matter concerns, where it is conducted and where you currently live.
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Initial review
The legal office reviews your enquiry and assesses whether and how it can help. Sending the form does not yet mean the case has been accepted.
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Proposed steps and terms
You receive information about the possible steps, the scope of assistance and the fee arrangements — before you make any decision.
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Handling the matter in Poland
The legal office acts in Poland: it deals with courts, authorities and notaries, while you receive regular updates online and by phone.
Why Golebiowski Legal
A legal office built around Polish-Irish matters
Cross-border focus
We concentrate on matters conducted in Poland for clients living in Ireland — we understand the practical issues of distance, documents and powers of attorney.
Contact in Ireland and Poland
Two phone numbers — Irish and Polish — plus email and online communication adjusted to your time zone.
Polish and English
Full service in Polish and English, including communication with Irish entrepreneurs and company boards.
Clear terms from the start
The scope of assistance and fee arrangements are agreed before any work begins. The legal office makes no promises as to the outcome of a case.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most often
Do I have to travel to Poland to handle my case?
In many matters this is not necessary. Once a power of attorney is granted, most steps before Polish courts and authorities can be carried out by a lawyer in Poland. Personal attendance is needed only for selected activities, and clients are informed well in advance.
How can I grant a power of attorney while living in Ireland?
In most matters a power of attorney signed in Ireland and sent to Poland is sufficient. Some matters require a specific form — in that case the legal office explains exactly how to prepare the document so it is effective in Poland.
In which language is communication conducted?
Communication is conducted in Polish or English, depending on the client's preference. This also applies to the support provided to Irish companies.
How much does legal assistance cost?
The cost depends on the type and complexity of the matter. Fee arrangements are always agreed individually before cooperation begins. For more complex matters, a paid initial online analysis may be offered.
Does the legal office support companies registered in Ireland?
Yes. The legal office supports Irish companies in matters concerning Poland: contracts with Polish counterparties, debt recovery, court disputes, and setting up and servicing companies on the Polish market.
What happens after I send the contact form?
Your enquiry goes directly to the legal office and is initially reviewed. The office then contacts you with the possible next steps. Sending the form does not automatically mean the case has been accepted for legal representation.
Describe your case
Briefly explain what your matter concerns, whether proceedings are conducted in Poland and where you currently live.
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