Wills drafted in cases of imminent death, for the elderly, or for someone about whom there is a doubt as to their mental capacity can be problematic. Imminent Death In cases where the testator is in a nursing home or hospital and is in danger of imminent death the following considerations need to be considered: … Read more
Making a will in Ireland is a seemingly straightforward task. But it can go disastrously wrong and open up a can of worms for those left behind if not done properly. The requirements for a valid will in Ireland are set out in the Succession Act, 1965 and you can read more about the requirements … Read more
There are a number of important reasons why you should make a will in Ireland. This piece will look at why you need to make a will, what are the requirements for a valid will, what a will should contain, some common mistakes made in drafting wills, what legal recourse has an unhappy child if (s)he feels … Read more