Changing your Will
You should review your Will every three to five years or after any major change in your life or that of your loved ones.
- When to Change Your Will - life changes that could alter how you wish to distribute your estate
- How to Change Your Will - what you should to know
- Implications of Marriage on your Will - what you should know.
- Implications of Separation or Divorce on your Will - what you should know.
Request a Call Back or contact us directly and one of our team will discuss your Will or Estate and how we can assist you.
Season's Greetings (21.12.2012)
All of us at Holmes O’Malley Sexton and HOMS Wills would like to wish you happiness, joy and goodwill this season and peace and prosperity for the New Year.
Proposed Charitable Donations Scheme (17.02.12)
The Minister for Finance, Mr. Michael Noonan T.D., announced on the 10th February the government’s intention to amend the tax reliefs that are available for donations to “approved bodies” in Budget 2013.
Rights of a Cohabitant (07.02.12)
The Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010 introduced the rights of a cohabitant in the event that their partner dies.
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