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Everybody should make a Will for distributing their assets according to their preference and this can continue to be modified or updated. We advise that you keep updating your will from time to time as it provides you with direct control of your assets and their transfer after your death. Our Wills solicitors are a team of professionals who have expertise in drafting a curated Will that is legally enforceable and tax compliant. Death is a difficult time for everyone. It is here, we step in to guide and assist the executor of your will through the process of administering your estate.
For 130 years, Tallans Solicitors (Ashbourne) LLP’ team of experts has been advising and providing representation to families in the Louth & Meath and Dublin areas and all across Ireland. We take immense pride in the fact that many of our clients include different generations of the same family and our clients have entrusted in us the faith of their loved ones (children & spouses) as well to support them and represent their best interests. Our clients comprise private individuals, trustees and beneficiaries, commercial entities, and chartered organisations with assets in Ireland, within the EU, or overseas. For families and private individuals, our Wills solicitors make sure to provide wealth and succession planning advice that caters to your specific situation and tailored wishes. As we have mentioned above, in events of a new change such as marriage, having a child, or receiving an inheritance, we will help you in updating your Will.
With Tallans Solicitors (Ashbourne) LLP, you’ll get jargon-free legal advice that you can depend on. Our solicitors are experts in their specific areas of practice, ensuring that you, our client, gets the best possible legal advice and personal attention. Established in 1899, trust Tallans to do the best for you, whatever legal issues you may face.
Any circumstances which lead to a Will or Probate process being challenged by a beneficiary or an individual who believes they have incorrectly been left out of an inheritance can lead to a contentious Will or probate dispute. Wills are typically challenged on the basis of: Lack of testamentary capacity (under the Succession Act 1965) Conflicts with any previous arrangements made Undue influence when the Will was drafted If no provision was made for the testator’s children (referred to as a section 117 application) In addition to the above factors, Probate may be challenged if there are concerns regarding the caliber of the person given the grant of representation.
In case you or your loved ones are stuck in a contentious matter in the form of an administrator, beneficiary, or any interested party, our Wills solicitors ensure to listen and note down the details of your case and present you with the viable options. At Tallans Solicitors (Ashbourne) LLP’ we have established an enviable reputation in both non-legal alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods as well as formal legal dispute representation wherever necessary. Our Will solicitors aim to preserve the relationships between family members and loved ones and recommend alternative dispute resolution (ADR) as the first step as it involves reduced cost and stress for both parties, and it is highly effective in bringing long-term, amicable resolutions.
We use our expert knowledge and 130 year’s experience to give you the voice you need. We use non-legal language and provide practical and impartial advice through every stage of the process!
As a full-service law firm, at Tallan’s we often handle complex wills hence we are discreet, compassionate in all our dealings. Our team taps into the combined expertise in taxation, property, business, litigation and dispute, insolvency, and other departments to help you in every aspect. With a century-long service and practice in wills, we are highly proactive to seek the information required to draft your Will. We ask questions and raise considerations to you that you may have missed, and we can also advise if your will needs to be updated due to a specific life event or change of preference/ circumstances.
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