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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,

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 person in charge

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,

7 IRISH PROBATE MYTHS EXPLAINED
TRUE OR FALSE – 7 IRISH PROBATE MYTHS EXPLAINED When it comes to Irish probate, like with many areas of Irish law, there are many

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 given, many

Lean Irish Probate Machine
Lean Irish Probate Machine Recently our probate clients and our solicitors team have become increasingly concerned and frustrated with the delays encountered in the Irish

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 of his/her

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[1] over the

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
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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…
Read more
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,…
Read more
7 IRISH PROBATE MYTHS EXPLAINED
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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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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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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I’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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