
How Do I Make a Will in Ireland?
Making a will allows you to set out clearly what you want to happen to your estate after your death.

What Does ‘Sale Agreed’ Mean?
If you have offered on a property and the seller has accepted your offer, you may be told that the

What are the Duties of an Executor in Ireland
Being named as an executor in someone’s Will is a responsibility, not just an honour. It means you are legally

Cosmetic Surgery – What Can You Claim For?
When cosmetic surgery goes wrong due to negligence, it may give rise to a medical negligence claim. However, not every

Prescription and Pharmacy Errors
The word overdose usually brings to mind the abuse of controlled or illegal drugs. It can also refer to an

Grounds for Contesting a Will
A Will can be challenged in Ireland for several reasons, including: Lack of testamentary capacity – where the person making

Lost Wills
Lost Wills When a loved one passes away, their estate is distributed according to their Will. However, if the original

Claim that the pharmacy gave the incorrect medicine to a customer
An interesting case came before the High Court in which a plaintiff alleged that Boots Pharmacy was negligent in supplying

Contesting a Will
If you are unhappy with either the execution or the contents of a Will, you need to act by issuing