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Making a Will is probably one of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime. By using our wills and family law service to make a Will, you ensure that your loved ones will be clear on your wishes after your death and be provided for financially. We can advise you in relation to the tax and legal implications of making a will via our wills and family law support.
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We can advise you in relation to the tax and legal implications of making a will. We act for executors in taking out the representation such as Probate and Administration to Administer the Estate (divide a person’s assets / items they own on their death)
We also help people make An Enduring Power of Attorney which is a legal document that comes into force when you have lost the mental capacity to deal with your affairs. The President of the High Court empowers a trusted relative(s) or friend(s) that you have appointed under your Enduring Power of Attorney to administer and look after your affairs. By planning in advance, you retain control over who will look after your affairs if you do lose your mental capacity.
A simple Power of Attorney grants the power to another person to look after a particular transaction, event or property.
This is a huge area that covers everything from Pre-nuptial Agreements (before you get married) to Divorce, Judicial Separation, Separation Agreements and all ancillary matters such as maintenance, custody and access provisions for children. We are also trained in Collaborative Law which is an alternative method of resolution of family disputes and is geared towards the future and ongoing wellbeing of the family as a whole and offer separating parents advice on children and parenting plans.
To discuss writing your will, or other family law matters, call Mullins & Treacy today on 051 391488. Alternatively, use can use our Wills & Family Law Matters Enquiry Form or our Book a Call form and one of our team will get in touch at a time to suit you.
*In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.
To discuss writing your will, or other family law matters, call Mullins & Treacy today on 051 391488. Alternatively, use can use our Wills & Family Law Matters Enquiry Form or our Book a Call form and one of our team will get in touch at a time to suit you.
*In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.
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Making a Will is one of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime. It ensures that your loved ones are clear on your wishes after your death and are provided for financially. Without a Will, your estate is distributed according to the rules of intestacy, which may not reflect your wishes.
Yes. Mullins & Treacy LLP can advise you on both the tax and legal implications of making a Will, including Inheritance Tax planning, to help protect your estate for your beneficiaries.
An Enduring Power of Attorney is a legal document that comes into force if you lose the mental capacity to manage your own affairs. It empowers a trusted relative or friend, appointed by you, to administer and look after your affairs under the authority of the High Court. By planning in advance, you retain control over who will act on your behalf.
Mullins & Treacy LLP handles a wide range of family law matters including Pre-nuptial Agreements, Judicial Separation, Divorce, Separation Agreements, maintenance, custody and access arrangements for children. The firm is also trained in Collaborative Law as an alternative to court proceedings.
Collaborative Law is an alternative method of resolving family disputes without going to court. It is geared towards the future and ongoing wellbeing of the whole family. Mullins & Treacy LLP are trained in this approach and can guide separating couples and parents through the process.
Mullins & Treacy LLP acts for executors in taking out representation, such as a Grant of Probate, to administer and distribute a deceased person’s estate. The team guides executors through the legal process of dividing assets in accordance with the Will or the rules of intestacy.
To discuss the details and preparation of your Will, or other Family Law Matters, call Mullins & Treacy today on 051 391488. Alternatively, use our call back form and one of our team will get in touch at a time to suit you.
To discuss the details and preparation of your Will, or other Family Law Matters, call Mullins & Treacy today on 051 391488. Alternatively, use our call back form and one of our team will get in touch at a time to suit you.
