Solicitor Michael Lynn has been ordered to repay AIB and First Active loans totalling almost €12 million.
Mr Lynn's practice, Michael Lynn & Company, has been closed by the Law Society and he is alleged to have taken out multiple mortgages with different financial institutions.
Two other banks, Bank of Scotland Ireland and Permanent TSB, are to apply to the Commercial Court on Friday for judgment against Mr Lynn for more than €16 million.
It also emerged today that some 52 writs have been isused to date against Mr Lynn, whose total liabilities are unknown but which have been estimated at more than €70 million.
Permanent TSB has also brought proceedings against Ms Fiona Mc Aleenan, described as a former partner/practising solicitor in the firms of Michael Lynn & Company and Capel Law, and those two firms.
The proceedings are in relation to loans for more than €10 million to Mr Lynn issued, the Bank claims, on security of personal undertakings of Ms McAleenan, then a partner/practising solicitor in the two firms.
The bank is seeking orders requiring Ms McAleenan, with an address at Bethaghstown Wood, Bettystown, Co Meath, to comply with those undertakings.