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IRISH PROBATE | UK EXECUTOR, UK ESTATE INVOLVING IRISH BANK ACCOUNT, POLICY OR SHARES.
Very often Executors or Administrators of UK estates will find that there is an Irish asset to be dealt with, such as a bank account, life a…
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Rights of the Beneficiaries
Rights of the Beneficiaries Who chooses the estate solicitor? In the administration of an estate, a solicitor is normally appointed by the p…
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The Thoughtful Testator
Ensuring Smooth Administration of Your Will Lately, we have been asked by a number of clients how they can ensure that, after they are gone,…
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Risky Business for Wealth Managers – The Grey Area
Risky Business for Wealth Managers – The Grey Area The management of wealth is a role that often guarantees a certain demographic of the cli…
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Wealth Managers – Protecting The Client’s Wishes
Wealth Managers – Trusted Advisors I’ve heard it said that wealth managers are primarily relationship managers and this doesn’t surprise me …
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TRUE OR FALSE? 10 ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY MYTHS EXPLAINED
TRUE OR FALSE – 10 ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY MYTHS EXPLAINED A fear that a lot of people have, but don’t wish to speak about, is the fear o…
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TRUE OR FALSE – 10 MAKING A WILL MYTHS EXPLAINED
TRUE OR FALSE – 10 MAKING A WILL MYTHS EXPLAINED Many people are put off by the thought of making a will for a number of reasons; it’s a sen…
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TRUE OR FALSE – 7 IRISH PROBATE MYTHS EXPLAINED When it comes to Irish probate, like with many areas of Irish law, there are many myths, spe…
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Children and Parents Wills – Children’s Rights Under The Succession Act 1965 – Possible future changes to law
Children and Parents Wills – Children’s Rights Under The Succession Act 1965 – Possible future changes to law Inheritance is not always a gi…
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Lean Irish Probate Machine
Lean Irish Probate Machine Recently our probate clients and our solicitors team have become increasingly concerned and frustrated with the d…
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What Happens if a Ward of Court Recovers?
What Happens if a Ward of Court Recovers? Often we receive queries from clients worried about a family member who appears to be losing their…
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Making a Will – Non Legal Considerations
Making a will … The Non-Legal Considerations for the Legal Advisor My clients always tell me that making a will is something that has been o…
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Enduring Power of Attorney and Making a Will – A Vital Part of Your Wealth Management
Enduring Power of Attorney and Making a Will – A Vital Part of Your Wealth Management When one thinks about wealth management, for most peop…
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Digital Estate Planning – Protecting Your Digital Legacy by Making a Will
Digital Estate Planning – Protect your data, your digital assets and digital legacy by making a will Recently at the 3XE Data, Mobile & Soci…
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Lessons learned from Maeve Binchy on making a will and changing your will regularly
Making a Will – Lessons learned from Meave Binchy As you might expect making a will is not something that people generally like to talk abou…
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Changing Solicitors: How Can I Transfer Files Between Solicitors?
Changing Solicitors for Probate – Transferring Files Between Solicitors Think of it like reading a book, if you like the author, the style o…
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Including Vulnerable/Disabled Adult Children when Making a Will
Making a will when you are a parent generally involves appointing guardians to look after your children and trustees to look after their inh…
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Cross Border Estates – UK Estates with Property in Ireland – Irish Probate
A guide to Cross Border Estates – UK Estates with Property in Ireland In dealing with many UK Solicitors and Legal Personal Representatives[…
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A Guide to Probate in the Republic of Ireland for Irish Assets in UK Estates
A Guide to Probate in the Republic of Ireland for Irish Assets in UK Estates The need to extract a Irish Grant of Probate or Grant of Admini…
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The Cost of Probate in Ireland: Who will pay? Who has a say?
Irish Probate Costs: Who will pay? Who has a say? If you are an executor (if there is a will) or an administrator (if there is no will) you …
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What is an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) and what does it do?
An Enduring Power of Attorney can be described as a “just in case” document. ‘Just in case’ ill health occurs and hinders your ability to ma…
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Making a Will in Ireland | What can I include in my Will?
A Will is a legal document which sets out your wishes for all of your affairs after your death and appoints a person (or persons) to make su…
Read moreI’M AN EXECUTOR OF A WILL. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? WHERE DO I START?
The role of an executor of a will becomes relevant following the death of a loved one. This is an already difficult and having to deal with …
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MISSION AND VALUES
Our mission: Our mission is to achieve consistent excellence across all aspects of our business. We do so through the relentless pursuit o…
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