by Denis Finnegan | Mar 7, 2023 | News & Publications, Wills & Probate
The Irish courts have traditionally taken the view that the wishes of a deceased are primary and as such, the courts are reluctant to set aside the wishes of a deceased person. Contentious Probates are proportionately less frequent in Ireland than in the UK or US.... 
by Denis Finnegan | Feb 15, 2023 | Conveyancing, News & Publications
A significant legal victory in a case brought by a householder affected by Japanese knotweed has established a right to recover a loss in value of your home from the stigma left by Japanese knotweed even after it has been treated. Marc Davis purchased his house near... 
by Garry Clarke | Nov 15, 2022 | News & Publications, Wills & Probate
If you are altering, revoking or changing your will this is a case where the correct advice was not given. This recent case sets out the unusual circumstances of the revocation of the will of the Late James Coughlan and the consequences of not correctly revoking a... by Denis Finnegan | Dec 21, 2021 | Conveyancing, News & Publications
Re-mortgaging or mortgage switching moves your mortgage from your existing bank to a new mortgage provider. Your mortgage is probably your households largest monthly outlay and like all of your household bills it makes good sense to review the market to see if you can... 
by Denis Finnegan | Jun 3, 2021 | Conveyancing, News & Publications
Bargains Online or Risky Business “Online property auctions such as Allsops ,Bid X1, BRG Wilson and DNG give you the chance to pick up a house at a bargain price. There are risks when buying at auction that don’t apply when you buy by private treaty and these need to... by Denis Finnegan | Aug 28, 2018 | News & Publications
Lanigan Clarke Solicitors are delighted to announce that we have been admitted as members of Solicitors for the Elderly Ireland. This is an independent national association of solicitors and barristers concerned with improving the availability and delivery of...
