Elaine Byrne of Elaine Byrne Solicitors talks us through everything you need to know when approaching writing your Will, and... View Article
Q My biological father died six months ago. I hadn’t seen him since I was three years old – 30... View Article
If a family member dies and leaves behind some debts, you may feel a sense of moral obligation to discharge... View Article
Becoming a parent is a wonderful and life-changing event, and for single parents, the responsibility can feel even greater. One... View Article
If you’ve finally gotten around to making a will, one of the most significant decisions you’ll make is not who... View Article
Q My boyfriend recently moved into my home, which I bought five years ago with a 30-year mortgage. He suggested... View Article
Elaine Byrne Solicitors was honoured on Friday June 6 last as winner of ‘Probate Law Firm of the Year’, at... View Article
The first rule of the Bank of Mum and Dad is you do not talk about the Bank of Mum... View Article
Question: My parents left a quarter of their estate for the welfare of my brother, who has special needs. They... View Article
Elaine Byrne took home two prizes from this year’s Irish Law Awards on June 9 in the Clayton Hotel, Dublin.... View Article
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