The President of the High Court has issued a guidance note regarding the issue of vaccination of wards of court and intended wards of court. Remember: a ward of court may lack decision making capacity. Firstly, vaccination of all wards of court against covid-19 should be carried out using the same procedure used for the … Read more
The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 (‘the Act’) made significant changes to trust law in Ireland. This act replaces the Settled Land Acts 1882-1890. Section 18 of the Act provides that a trust of land arises in certain circumstances such as where land is Limited by way of succession (a strict settlement) Held … Read more
A bare trust, also known as a simple trust, is a tax efficient way to provide a nest egg for a minor. And can provide an excellent way to make provision for the cost of 3rd level education when the child turns 18. What is a bare trust? When the ownership of an asset is … Read more
Have you an elderly parent or loved one? Perhaps you yourself have thought about creating an enduring power of attorney to make provision for a day when you become incapacitated. If so, the need for a power of attorney may arise at some stage. A power of attorney is a legal document which allows a … Read more
Set out below are 50 things you may or may not know about making a will. Quite frankly, the important thing to know is that it is a good idea to make a will for these two critical reasons: 1. YOU will decide who gets what2. YOU will decide who administers your estate Here are … Read more