Teresa Clyne Independent Legal Consultant
distressed debt, Irish mortgages, SPV transparency, beneficial ownership, AML compliance, due diligence, home possession, enforcement actions, financial oversight, investment funds, Section 110, mortgage sales, public interest, regulatory integrity, Irish housing, global finance, asset sales, governance risk, transparency failures, systemic risk
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This report is compiled by Teresa Clyne, BA, MSc, Founder of PPR Equity Home Advocacy Group.  It represents years of frontline experience with Irish homeowners, combined with a thorough review of publicly available information, regulatory filings, Oireachtas records, and international reporting. What we now see is unmistakable:

Ireland’s distressed‑debt system has been operating in a fog of opacity, fragmented oversight, and unanswered questions.
Families have lost homes while:
beneficial ownership was unclear,
due‑diligence standards were inconsistent,
SPVs claimed to have no beneficial owner,
and enforcement actions proceeded without full transparency.
At the same time, global disclosures have revealed high-risk individuals, controversial financial networks, and major governance failures in the international investment landscape during the very years Irish homes were being sold off in bulk. Make no doubt. We rely only on public facts. But those facts raise serious, unavoidable questions.
Therefore, we now demand an immediate moratorium on all home‑possession cases in Ireland.
This moratorium must remain in place until a full, independent investigation establishes:
who signed off on the distressed‑debt sales,
what AML and due‑diligence procedures were followed,
whether any high‑risk financial networks intersected with Irish asset sales,
and whether Irish homes were purchased using funds that would not have passed robust scrutiny.
Until these questions are answered, no family home should be taken, and no enforcement action should proceed. This is not only a matter of transparency.
It is a matter of public trust, regulatory integrity, and the fundamental rights of Irish citizens

Free Information Booklets

In this booklet, I use the 6 Pillars. I’m taking a borrower’s lived experience, often chaotic and difficult emotionally to articulate, and translating it into six legally court-recognised categories that courts understand and can act upon.  

The Six Pillars System converts everyday language (“they pressured me,” “they lost my paperwork,” “they misled me,” “we’ll be homeless”) into clear legal arguments grounded in evidence, regulatory obligations, and judicial principles and grounded in evidence, regulatory obligations, and judicial principles.

The purpose of the Six Pillars is to:

  • organise your entire case into a format judges recognise,
  • anchor every point in a legal category,
  • avoid emotional or unfocused arguments,
  • force the lender to meet their legal and evidential obligations,
  • protect your right to be heard,
  • preserve the record for appeal,
  • and ensure the court considers fairness, evidence, conduct, and human impact before granting possession.

You cannot “win with emotion.” 

You can win (stop the possession) with structure, law, and disciplined presentation.

Lay Litigant information booklets

I’m a legal academic and forensic researcher, and my work focuses on Irish mortgage litigation, chain-of-title issues, and helping lay litigants understand the paperwork and procedures that shape their cases. I’m not a solicitor;  everything I do is educational, analytical, and procedural, aimed at giving people clarity where there’s usually confusion.

As a case manager, negotiator, and mediator, I’ve seen how overwhelming possession cases can be. That’s why I create these booklets and give them away for free. They’re designed to help homeowners organise their documents, spot gaps or defects, and present a defense folder that’s professional, structured, and easy for both the litigant and the judge to follow.

I believe everyone deserves a fair hearing, and that preparation is the strongest tool a homeowner has. If this booklet helps someone feel more confident and more capable in their own defense, then it has done exactly what I intended.

Appeal Procedure, Circuit Court Order, High Court Rehearing, Notice of Appeal, Stay on Execution, Motion Practice, Grounding Affidavit, Exhibit Sheet, Affidavit of Service, Central Office Filing, Procedural Steps, Legal Bundle, Document Pagination, Commissioner for Oaths, Service Proof, Enforcement Pause, Repossession Challenge, Judicial Review, Court Directions, Hearing Date
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Stronger together: Building a roadmap for homeowners
Today, we held a groundbreaking PPR Equity Group “Think Tank” bringing together some of the sharpest minds in mortgage defense, legal research, and forensic analysis.

We sat down with Teresa Clyne, Pierre Greijmans, Darragh McCarthy, Byron Jenkins, Ben Hoey, Terry Johnson, and Margaret Hanrahan to break down the current legal system. We discussed everything from challenging the authority of Vulture Funds and exposing flaws in land titles to using EU consumer law and forensic accounting to stop possession orders.

The goal was simple: to share insights and create a strategic plan that empowers lay litigants with the best possible defense.

Please note: All opinions expressed are those of the individual experts. While each specialist operates independently in their own field, we came together today with a shared purpose: to combine our knowledge and offer homeowners a unified strategy to defend their homes.

Are you facing demand letters, a Civil Bill, or the threat of repossession? The banking and legal system relies on two things to take your home: your fear and your lack of knowledge. This brochure is designed to change that dynamic immediately. Born from a high-level "Think Tank" of independent experts, researchers, and advocates, this document outlines a unified, multi-layered strategy to defend the family home. It brings together the legislative knowledge of Darragh McCarthy, the EU law expertise of Ben Hoey, the forensic case management of Teresa Clyne, and the courtroom tactics of Byron Jenkins and Margaret Hanrahan.

 

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Free booklet for anyone facing Possession by the vultures or banks. Exposing the System and Defending Your Home From Vulture Funds
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legal jargon, legal words, words of law, glossary of legal terms, possession cases in ireland, language and litigation
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Paid Step-by-Step Booklets
Judicial Review: Step-by-Step Guide by Teresa Clyne [This is an essential checklist, it must be followed to a T] I. Initial Assessment & Preparation 1. Assess Grounds: Do you have grounds for Judicial Review (Illegality, Irrationality, Procedural Impropriety, etc.)? 2. Exhaust Remedies: Have you exhausted all available internal appeals and alternative remedies? 3. Legal Advice: Did you consult with a qualified legal professional? II. Pre-Listing Procedures 4. Contact Central Office: Inquire about the process for listing an ex parte Judicial Review application. Specifically ask: Form for listing. Information required for listing. Date and time of hearings. Assigned Judge or Court List. Requirements for ex parte docket. 5. Prepare "Notice of Intention" (If Required): Draft a brief letter outlining intent to apply for leave. III. Document Preparation 6. Prepare Key Documents: Statement of Grounds (Form 13). Verifying Affidavit (Form 14). Ex Parte Docket (HC59). 7. Content Requirements: Ensure all documents meet specific content requirements. 8. Formatting: Adhere to High Court formatting rules (A4 paper, margins, font, etc.). IV. Lodging Documents & Fees 9. Pay Court Fees: Pay applicable fees for lodging Forms 13 and 14. 10. Lodge Forms 13 & 14: File the stamped Forms 13 and 14 in the Central Office by the specified deadline (usually 11:00 AM on a Monday in legal terms) Lodge ex parte docket: If you receive instruction to lodge the ex parte motion docket before attending court, this must be filed. V. Attending the Ex Parte Hearing 11. Attend Court: Attend the designated courtroom at the time you have been assigned. 12. Present HC59: Present the HC59 Ex Parte Docket to the Registrar when the application is called. VI. Post-Leave Procedures (If Leave is Granted) 13. Perfect the Order: Ensure the Order granting leave is perfected (signed by the court registrar). 14. Issue Notice of Motion: Issue a Notice of Motion for the substantive relief sought. 15. Serve Notice of Motion: Serve the Notice of Motion on all relevant parties. 16. File Affidavit of Service: File a sworn Affidavit of Service. 17. File Statement of Grounds File a Statement of Grounds (Form 13). 18 Attend hearing: attend the date which was allocated in 3. VII. The Substantive Hearing 19. Prepare Submissions: Prepare written submissions on points of law. 20. Attend Hearing: Attend the substantive hearing for Judicial Review. VIII. Potential Outcomes 21. Relief Granted: Court grants Certiorari, Mandamus, Prohibition, Declaration, and/or Injunction. 22. Relief Refused: The application is dismissed. IX. Further Action (If Relief Refused) 23. Appeal (If Applicable): Consider appealing the decision. Important Considerations (Throughout the Process) Strict Time Limits: Adhere to all deadlines. Duty of Candour: Disclose all relevant information. Court Rules: Consult the most up-to-date Rules of the Superior Courts and Practice Directions. Legal Advice: Continuously seek legal advice from a qualified professional. This provides a detailed and actionable overview of the Judicial Review journey.
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Are Vulture Funds and Service Providers like Pepper Finance DAC, Mars Capital Finance Ireland DAC (who have taken up all of Start Mortgages' client base) , and Everyday Finance DAC threatening your home, failing to reach meaningful agreements, or misrepresenting their right to foreclose or look for reposession?
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