
Making a Will in Ireland: 10 Things You Should Know
Making a Will is something many people put off. You may feel that you do not have enough assets to

Probate – Selling Assets
This simply means selling a house or other property where the owner/s have died. Most family homes are jointly owned.

Slip and Trip under Occupier’s Liability Act
Slip and Trip under Occupier’s Liability Act In July 2018, the plaintiff and her husband booked a pitch at the

Personal Injury: Scarring Injury
Personal Injury: Scarring Injury Scarring injuries have both physical and emotional impacts, particularly when the scar is on a visible

PROBATE: Role of Executor
PROBATE: Role of Executor As an executor, your primary duty is to gather the deceased’s assets, pay off debts, and

Probate: What Happens When There’s No Will?
Probate: What Happens When There’s No Will? Under the Succession Act, 1965, if someone dies without a will, the Rules

Injury from Dog Bite
A 19-month-old child was attacked by a golden retriever while walking with her mother near their home in Co. Galway.

Award Reduced Due to Exaggerated Claim
A personal trainer claimed he developed claustrophobia after being trapped in a lift in June 2021, which he argued prevented

UK Will Revokes Earlier Irish Will; But Did the Testator Intend That?
A will is typically revocable, meaning the most recent one overrides any previous versions. However, exceptions can be made if