Can an Inquest Investigate Surrounding Circumstances in Ireland? Losing a loved one unexpectedly is a deeply painful experience, and the need for answers can feel overwhelming. For families navigating the ...
In Ireland, the Injuries Resolution Board (formerly known as the Personal Injuries Assessment Board or PIAB) was created to streamline the process of personal injury claims, offering a quicker alternative ...
The Central Bank of Ireland issued significant changes to its lending rules, providing new opportunities for Irish homebuyers, especially first-time buyers. These updates, which took effect in January 2023, allow ...
In 2023, a new Vacant Homes Tax was introduced by Section 96 of the Finance Act 2022. This tax applies to buildings which are residential properties for the purposes of ...
A voluntary transfer is where one owner transfers property to another, usually consisting of a parent transferring property/land or farmland to a child or loved one, as a gift during ...
The Vacant Site Levy was introduced in 2015 and its purpose was to stimulate the development of housing and to eliminate the hoarding of land. The levy was initially set ...
An unmarried couples rights are not the same as a married couple, your partner can inherit from you but only if you pro-actively take steps to create a proper Will and ...
In recent times, there has been a huge increase in the number of properties being bought at auction and it has fast become a popular way to buy and ...
What is Probate ? Probate in Ireland is the legal and formal process that allows a person (known as an executor or administrator) to deal with the assets of the ...
No one can predict the future, but this does not mean that we should not try to plan for it. Mapping out your wishes and goals can help us achieve ...
