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How to Write a Will in Ireland: A Guide from Expert Solicitors

by Denis Finnegan | Apr 4, 2025 | News & Publications, Wills & Probate

Creating a will is an essential part of ensuring that your wishes are respected after your death. In Ireland, making a will can be straightforward, but it is highly advisable to seek the help of a solicitor to ensure that your will is legally valid and comprehensive....

Lanigan Clarke LLP Win At Irish Law Awards 2024

by Denis Finnegan | Jun 18, 2024 | News & Publications

Dublin 14th June 2024 – Lanigan Clarke LLP Solicitors is very proud to announce its recent success at the prestigious Irish Law Awards 2024 . The Firm was honoured as overall winner of Civil Litigation Law Firm of the year at a gala dinner hosted by Ivan Yates...

Navigating Clinical Negligence Claims in Ireland

by Denis Finnegan | Nov 21, 2023 | Medical Negligence, News & Publications

Introduction: In the complex realm of healthcare, patients place their trust in medical professionals to provide competent and compassionate care. Unfortunately, instances of clinical negligence can occur, leaving individuals with serious consequences. If you or a...

Who pays the legal costs in a challenge to a will?

by Denis Finnegan | Aug 9, 2023 | News & Publications, Wills & Probate

It is often assumed that the costs of  a challenge to a will are paid from the estate This is not always the case as this recent  judgement of Justice Nuala Butler shows in the case of O’Connell v. O’Connell and Anor. [2023] IEHC 215 where she set out the principles...

A recent High Court case highlighted the importance of having a valid separation agreement or divorce in place on the breakdown of a marriage

by Denis Finnegan | Aug 9, 2023 | News & Publications, Wills & Probate

In this case Judge Nuala Butler ruled that a deceased doctor’s mother must wait six months before distributing her offspring’s estate, so the deceased’s spouse has time to bring proceedings challenging the validity of their separation agreement. In her judgement, Ms...

Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant 2023

by Denis Finnegan | Aug 4, 2023 | Conveyancing, News & Publications

Updated 6th October 2023 What property refurbishment grants are available to renovate a house? Here is a summary to Property Refurbishment Grants available in 2023. In September 2022 the Government introduced the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant.  The grant is...
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  • How to Write a Will in Ireland: A Guide from Expert Solicitors
  • Lanigan Clarke LLP Win At Irish Law Awards 2024
  • Navigating Clinical Negligence Claims in Ireland
  • Who pays the legal costs in a challenge to a will?
  • A recent High Court case highlighted the importance of having a valid separation agreement or divorce in place on the breakdown of a marriage
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