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Revenue Helpline for Statements of Affairs

Lots of practitioners are coming across issues with completing the Statement of Affairs . . . While the new system will take some time to…

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Transition to Statement of Affairs

So it’s a new dawn in relation to CA24s which are no more and now are replaced with a Statement of Affairs. However, the old…

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Insurance Renewal for Probate Practitioners

Family TV these days has been America’s Got Talent on Netflix . . …….pure escapist schmaltz . . .normally the judges on the show are…

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End of CA24 Process

Our days of using paper are over. Just to note that the 4th of September is the last day on which the probate office will…

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What does the Programme for Government mean for probate lawyers?

Its really the question that everyone’s asking isn’t it? But for those of you who may be asking the question, the answer is, quite a…

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Protecting the Vulnerable – A need to establish the National Safeguarding Authority

The Law Reform Commission’s Issues Paper on the protection of the vulnerable has come at a time in Irish society where like never before a…

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CA24 Consultation and Probate searches

Just a couple of items that you might find useful. The Revenue have launched a consultation on the CA24. This is anticipation of a general…

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Notice of applications and probate practice

I hope this finds you well and you are able to push work through. Just a short note on a small change on probate practice…

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Probate practice changes – the future is fast

By now you will have seen the notice of our President on the new practices at the Probate Office. Grants will be processed but not…

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Thoughts on where we are now with Covid

I normally send a tip to my probate friends on a Friday morning. Today is obviously different with the announcement of the Taoiseach yesterday regarding…

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