The death of a family member or a friend is a traumatic time. People often worry about how to deal with the property and affairs of the deceased after their death.

People are often worried about making a Will and it is often left until it is too late. Making a Will offers you the best solution to say how your assets are used for the benefit of your loved ones.

The breakdown of a relationship is a hugely significant and traumatic event. We have many years experience advising clients in a sensitive manner in relation to the following:

If a family member or loved one loses their ability to look after themselves or their affairs due to a mental illness and they haven’t completed Enduring Power of Attorney, they will have to be made a Ward of Court.

An Enduring Power of Attorney is a document enabling a family member or friend so appointed as Attorney to look after property and affairs in the event that you become unable to do so due to a mental incapacity.

The buying and selling of a home is sometimes the only experience a person will have in dealing with a Solicitor. It is often the largest financial transaction people will make during their life and it is important that you have trust, and faith in your Solicitor advising you on such a transaction.

The Personal Injuries Assessment Board was established in 2003 to deal with personal injury* claims. An application must be made to the Injuries Board before proceedings can be issued except in medical negligence* claims.

Medical negligence has a devastating effect on families and we recognise that you want answers as to how or why this happened.

If you are under 18 years old, you are not allowed to make an injury claim* to the Injuries Board in your own name or to issue legal proceedings.

Accidents in public places occur on public property such as paths or road. A common case of accidents in public places is where a poorly constructed path creates a tripping hazard.