If your loved one’s death was caused by negligence in Enniskillen, you may have the right to seek compensation for the emotional and financial impact. Kearney Law Group can help you claim compensation with no upfront costs and a completely risk-free process.
A Dependency & Bereavement Support Claim in Enniskillen allows surviving family members to pursue compensation when they’ve lost a loved one due to a fatal accident or wrongful death.
This type of claim recognises the financial and emotional reliance that family members had on the deceased and helps cover the losses that arise from their untimely passing.
Fatal incidents can happen in many different environments, often when safety measures are ignored or reckless actions are taken. We help families affected by fatal accidents across a wide range of circumstances, including:
Even if the circumstances seem complex or unclear, our team can help you determine whether a claim is possible and guide you through each step.
Compensation in fatal accident claims is designed to reflect the full extent of the loss experienced by surviving dependents. You may be able to claim for:
You won’t need to pay anything to begin your claim. We’ll take care of everything, and you only move forward if you're happy with our advice.
We have a strong record of helping families in Enniskillen secure compensation after losing a loved one to medical negligence. Our team understands the emotional and financial impact of bereavement and is experienced in handling the legal complexities of dependency and fatal injury claims.
Some firms take a cut from your compensation, we don’t. The full amount we help you recover stays with you. That’s our promise.
We’ll review your case and explain your options at no cost. There’s no pressure to proceed, just clear and honest advice from the start.
We keep you informed from start to finish with timely updates, clear explanations, and honest answers.
Although “No Win, No Fee” isn’t allowed in Enniskillen, we offer a legal and safe option that gives you the same peace of mind. You’ll be covered by special insurance that protects you from legal costs if your claim doesn’t succeed.
No matter where you are in Enniskillen, we’re here to help. Our friendly, professional team is ready to support you in person, by phone, or online—whatever works best for you.
It’s a legal claim for compensation made by those who were financially or emotionally dependent on someone who died as a result of another party’s negligence or wrongful act.
Eligible individuals may include spouses, civil partners, long-term cohabiting partners, children, parents, siblings, and sometimes other close relatives who were financially or emotionally reliant on the deceased.
You can claim for loss of financial support, services provided by the deceased (like childcare or household help), funeral costs, and emotional distress resulting from the loss.
Yes, if you were in a relationship and lived with the deceased for at least two years prior to their death, you may be entitled to make a claim as a dependent.
Yes. Reasonable funeral and burial costs can be included in your compensation claim.
The amount varies depending on your relationship to the deceased, the financial dependency involved, the services they provided, and the emotional impact on your life. We’ll assess your unique circumstances during your consultation.
Bereavement awards in Enniskillen are governed by law and may include a fixed statutory amount for certain close relationships, such as a spouse, civil partner, or parent of a minor child. Additional compensation may be awarded based on dependency.
You generally have three years from the date of death to make a claim, but we recommend contacting us as soon as possible to ensure evidence is preserved.
Yes. Children may claim for loss of parental financial support, care, guidance, and emotional companionship.
Yes. You may still be entitled to compensation under the principle of contributory negligence, although the amount may be reduced based on the deceased’s share of responsibility.
We can help you pursue a claim through alternative routes such as the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) or other liable parties.
Yes, multiple eligible dependents can claim. The total award may be divided based on levels of dependency and individual circumstances.
Most claims are settled without going to court. However, if your case proceeds to trial, we will represent you fully and support you throughout the process.
Absolutely. If you’re unhappy with your current legal representation, we make it easy to transfer your case with no additional cost or delay.
Yes. Emotional distress, grief, depression, and other psychological impacts from the loss can be included in your claim.
Yes. If the deceased provided regular care for children, elderly relatives, or others, you can claim for the financial impact of losing that support.
While it varies by case, most claims are resolved within several months to a year. Complex cases may take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during your consultation and keep you updated throughout.
You don’t pay anything upfront. We offer a fully insured, risk-free legal service, protecting you from costs if your claim is unsuccessful. And you keep 100% of your compensation.
Simply contact Kearney Law Group by phone, email, or via our website. We’ll arrange a free consultation, explain your options, and guide you through the next steps with compassion and clarity.
You’ll need documents like proof of relationship, financial records, evidence of emotional or practical dependency, medical or death records, and funeral expenses.
Kearney Law Group specialises in legal services relating to Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence. We are committed to achieving the best results for our clients.
Contact us today to arrange your FREE initial consultation relating to any of the above matters.
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