By understanding the requirements, benefits, and potential pitfalls of wills and trusts, individuals can create a comprehensive estate plan that meets their needs and provides financial security for their loved ones. In Irish law, wills and trusts are two common legal terms that are essential for estate planning and asset management. While the two concepts […]
Succession planning is a strategic approach to safeguard assets and wealth for future generations. It involves a thorough assessment of an individual’s unique situation, taking into account their personal and business assets, family dynamics, and any special provisions required for vulnerable family members. The primary goal of succession planning is to facilitate an efficient and […]
An investigation of title is a legal term that refers to the process of reviewing documents related to a property and identifying any potential problems with the ownership. The information gathered during this process can be used to resolve issues or transfer ownership in cases where there are disputes over who owns what land. The […]
Sustainable development is the idea that human societies must live and meet their needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs We have an obligation to avoid compromising the potential development of future generations. This means taking into account both the imperatives of the present and those of the future.
Conveyancing is the transfer of legal title of real property from one person to another, translated into plain English, it is the process of buying or selling property. The conveyancing process requires input for number of different people including, vendors, purchasers, auctioneers, architects, banks, mortgage brokers and solicitors. A good Solicitor should explain how the […]
Visa and non-visa countries refer to the countries that require a visa for foreign nationals to enter and those that do not require a visa, respectively. A visa country is one that requires foreign nationals to obtain a visa before entering. The type of visa required and the application process can vary depending on the […]
Peter O’Connor & Son Solicitors & Notaries takes great pride in the achievements of the members of our team. These achievements date back as far as 1895 when our founding member, Peter O’Connor became involved in competitive amateur athletics. Peter O’Connor was a well renowned track-and-field athlete, holding numerous records, he was also a respected […]
Managing partner Paul Murran was appointed a Notary Public by the Chief Justice of Ireland. The functions of a Notary Public are often confused with a Commissioner for Oaths. In this blog we will briefly discuss the difference between the two. What is a Notary Public? A Notary is a public officer who most commonly […]
Contemplating your own mortality and considering making a will can be an unpleasant and undesirable prospect for many. Succession law can be complex and there are many factors which need to be understood and considered when it comes to creating your will and ensuring that it will do what you want it to do. However, […]
When selling a house, it is necessary to register the new ownership of the property. A conveyancing solicitor reviews the “title”, ie., the ownership history and specifics, of the property being sold. The process of reviewing title can be complex and requires a properly trained Solicitor to do so, any missed steps or mistakes can […]
