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What are Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration
Grant of Probate and Letters of Administration
In Ireland, Grant of Probate and Letters of Administration are legal documents issued by the Probate Office that authorise an individual to manage the estate of a deceased person. These documents…
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What’s involved in selling a probate property in Ireland
Selling a probate property in Ireland
This is a process that involves specific legal requirements and considerations to ensure a successful and legally sound transaction.
When a loved one passes away, their estate, including any property…
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How do our probate solicitors help you to manage your tax matters?
What is a Probate Solicitor?
A probate solicitor is a legal professional who handles the administration of estates, wills, and related matters after someone's death.
We assist in managing the legal and administrative aspects of the estate,…
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How Long Does a Personal Injury Claim Take?
The amount of time it takes to make a personal injury claim varies. It could be anything from a few months up to three years. It all depends on the complexity of your injuries and the speed at which the Personal Injuries Assessment Board…
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Personal Injury: Should I Accept a First Settlement Offer
You should not accept a personal injury settlement without getting independent legal advice first.
Insurance companies are known to target claimants early in the hope of settling the case for less than its true value.
Even the Personal…
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Re-Mortgaging Your Property with Our Solicitors Waterford
Are you moving your mortgage to a new lender? This means you are ‘re-mortgaging’ your property, which in turn means that you’ll need a conveyancing solicitor.
The team here at Mullins & Treacy Solicitors deal with all aspects of…
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The importance of communication in medical negligence cases
When we take our client's instructions in relation to a possible medical negligence case, we understand the importance and relevance of optimal communication.
Sharing sensitive personal information
We understand that it can be a difficult…
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Medical Negligence Solicitors Waterford
If you are affected by medical negligence in Ireland, you are entitled to make a medical negligence claim. This allows you to recover damages for your pain, suffering and financial losses.
How do I prove medical negligence in Ireland?
Medical…
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The Dangers of DIY Wills
You are allowed to make your own Will in Ireland – but there are dangers of doing it yourself. Even a seemingly minor mistake can invalidate the entire Will, making the document completely futile.
Common pitfalls of homemade Wills
There…