Tell us what happened. See your route. Take action.
DlíWise is built around one idea: an answer is only useful if it comes with a source, a date and a next step.
- Jurisdiction and urgency first. We confirm you are dealing with a Republic of Ireland matter and check for anything urgent — a court date, a deadline, a safety issue — before anything else happens.
- Your facts, captured once. What happened, who is involved, the key dates, what you want to achieve, what you have already tried. Add the lease, contract, letter or screenshots.
- The route, not just an answer. Which Irish process applies, which body handles it, what is still missing, what is time-sensitive, and how confident we are.
- Something you can actually use. A reviewed letter, a checklist, a chronology, an evidence index — or a solicitor-ready brief.
What every answer must carry
The source
The official Irish source we relied on, linked, with the date we checked it. If we cannot ground a statement in a source, we say so rather than fill the gap.
The date
Irish rules change. Every legal statement shows its effective date, and matters are handled against the rules that applied when the events happened.
The limits
Where the facts are insufficient or the law is genuinely unclear, DlíWise says that plainly instead of guessing — and tells you what would resolve it.
The handoff
When the matter is solicitor work, DlíWise stops, explains why, and offers to prepare the file rather than produce the document.
Three lanes, decided by the matter — not by your plan
| Lane | What you get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Guided self-help | Legal information, issue spotting, official routes, safe letters, checklists, evidence organisation | No solicitor is normally required for this class of matter |
| Reviewed workflow | Higher-risk or strict-form output produced only from a solicitor-approved template, with extra questions and a review step | The wording carries real consequences and must not be improvised |
| Solicitor only | We organise your facts and evidence and prepare a handoff — we do not produce the instrument or advise the final step | This is reserved legal work under Irish law and belongs with a practising solicitor |
Your subscription never changes which lane your matter is in. Paying more does not unlock legal advice.