A professional legal consultation in Ireland regarding the 2026 probate process, estate administration, and timelines for executors.
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Probate in Ireland: What’s Changed for Executors in 2026

Probate in Ireland 2026 By Mullins Treacy LLP Solicitors, Tramore, Waterford ·  July 2026 Introduction Probate in Ireland in 2026 has changed in a few important ways during 2026. It takes 10 to 12 weeks for personal applications to get…
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What Does “Buyer Beware” Mean When Buying Property in Ireland?

Introduction ‘Buyer beware’, known in law as caveat emptor, means the buyer, not the seller, is responsible for uncovering defects in a property before purchase. In Ireland, property is generally sold ‘as is’, so the seller need…
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Stamp Duty in Ireland: What Property Buyers Need to Know

Overview Stamp duty is a tax you pay to Revenue when you buy property in Ireland. For a home, the standard rate is 1% on the first €1 million, 2% on the portion between €1 million and €1.5 million, and 6% on anything above €1.5 million.…
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Types of Financial Order During Divorce in Ireland

When a marriage ends in Ireland, the financial consequences can be significant and long-lasting. Under the Family Law (Divorce) Act 1996, the court has broad powers to make financial orders ensuring that both spouses, and any dependent children,…
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Dying Without a Will in Ireland: What Every Adult Needs to Know

Dying without a will in Ireland can have serious and lasting consequences for the people you love most. Dying Without a Will in Ireland: What Every Adult Needs to Know Most of us know, somewhere in the back of our minds, that we really…
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Is Your Family Home Putting Your Will at Risk? What Every Irish Property Owner Needs to Know

Is Your Family Home Putting Your Will at Risk? What Every Irish Property Owner Needs to Know Mullins Treacy LLP Solicitors - Waterford, Ireland Introduction At Mullins Treacy LLP Solicitors, we have been helping families in Waterford,…
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Why GP Negligence Victims in Ireland Require Professional Legal Advice

Why GP Negligence Victims in Ireland Require Professional Legal Advice Mullins Treacy LLP Solicitors - Waterford, Ireland Your GP plays a crucial role in diagnosing conditions, managing your health, and referring you to specialists…
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How Parents Can Seek Legal Support for Their Child in Medical Negligence Claims

How Parents Can Seek Legal Support for Their Child in Medical Negligence Claims Introduction When a child experiences harm during medical treatment, the impact on the entire family can be profound. Parents are often left trying to…
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Medical Negligence: An overview of Court-Supervised Mediation for Neonatal Brain Injury?

Medical Negligence: An overview of Court-Supervised Mediation for Neonatal Brain Injury? Introduction At Mullins Treacy LLP Solicitors, we witness firsthand the profound impact medical negligence has on individuals and families. For…