Siobhán Conlon Solicitors
Siobhán Conlon Solicitors are a leading human rights and immigration law firm situated in Dublin. We represent clients as they navigate the immigration and international protection system here in Ireland. We understand the immigration process is stressful for our clients and pride ourselves on our practical advice based on years of experience in the area.
Our Services
We specialise in human rights law generally which covers areas such as immigration and asylum, criminal defense, judicial review and civil litigation.
Immigration
We have years of experience dealing with all aspects of immigration matters including but no limited to; EU Treaty Rights, Residence Permissions, Citizenship and Naturalisation, Visa Applications, Spouse/De Facto Relationship with an Irish National.
International Protection/Asylum
We provide expert advice to asylum seekers. Siobhán is a member of the Legal Aid Board Private Practitioners Panel and has years of experience representing asylum seekers at all stages of the process.
Criminal Defence
Siobhán is an experienced criminal defence advocate and has represented clients at all levels in the Irish justice system. We have a 24 hour on call system for those in need of representation while in the custody of the state.
Judicial Review & Civil Litigation
Our firm has a deep routed human rights focus and has successfully challenged judicial or quasi judicial decisions in the areas of criminal law, immigration and asylum law. We provide advice on all matters of potential judicial review in areas such as; refusal of international protection, refusal of permission to remain or residence permission, wrongful arrest.
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
ART.1
UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Siobhán Conlon Solicitors
A leading human rights and immigration law firm
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