WILLS & PROBATE
One of the most important decisions you will ever make.
There are times in everyone’s life when we have to make far-reaching decisions. What will happen to our property and our loved ones when we are no longer here to look after them ourselves?
A will enables you to decide how your personal belongings and money will be divided.
For the protection and welfare of your loved ones it is advisable to keep an up to date Will.
We provide an expert and specialised service in the making of Wills. Every person is entitled to make a Will.
We also obtain Grants of Probate and administer Estates of deceased persons. We would also give tax advice with reference to Capital Acquisitions Tax. This tax could be payable by a beneficiary when a person dies.
We prepare an Enduring Power of Attorney for a client or clients in order to deal with a persons personal affairs in the event of mental illness or dementia. A person can instruct a Solicitor to prepare an Enduring Power of Attorney authorising their children or other parties to act as an Attorney or Trustee on their behalf in the event of mental illness or dementia.
We also deal with disputes concerning Wills, Estates and Trusts.
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Who can make a Will?
Basically anyone can make a Will who has attained the age of 18 or is or has been married and is of sound disposing mind. The capacity of persons to make a Will is more particularly set out in Section 77 of the Succession Act, 1965.