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I read your recent legal column called Birth Injuries and Cerebral Palsy. My adult child, my son who is 25 years old has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and a severe intellectual disability. He relies on me, as his mother for help with day-to-day activities. I worry that as I get older, I will struggle […]

Byrne Carolan Cunningham Solicitors are proud of our significant experience in all aspects of property transactions. We acknowledge that buying and selling property can be a very stressful time.  Our  aim is to guide our clients through the process in a timely manner with competence and ease. Whether you are an experienced buyer or seller

I would like your advice please about something that is bothering me. I am a widower and made a will a few years ago leaving everything I own to my five children equally. One of my children is now sadly very ill. If my child dies before me, I would like for my grandchildren to

I had planned to buy some agricultural land during the Celtic Tiger years ago but I did not proceed as the price of land at the time was excessive. I believe that prices are now at a reasonable level and I would now like to invest. I would like some advice on the likely taxes

I am interested in buying a house which will be sold by public auction shortly. Are there any steps I should take before I go to the auction to bid for this property? There are a number of important issues to consider before you purchase a property at public auction. Once your bid is accepted

I suffer from very bad arthritis and whilst I have no difficulty driving I find it very difficult to walk long distances to and from my car. I am also quite elderly but thankfully I am not so immobile as to require a wheelchair. Nonetheless, I would like a disabled person’s parking permit as this

I understand that my land may be targeted by the local Council to facilitate a new road in the area. I don’t want to sell my land and I am very distressed about this. Is there anything I can do? Will I be compensated? Please advise me. Certainstatutory bodies, to include local authorities, can take

My husband has a gambling problem and I am concerned that he may try to sell our home to pay off gambling debts. The house is in his name and I am very worried. Can he sell our home without my consent? No, your husband may not legally sell your home without your consent. The

My ex-partner and I lived together for almost fifteen years until the recent breakdown of our relationship. We never married and we did not have any children together. We were both happy for me to stay at home while he worked. He continues to work and is very successful in his career. I was entirely