Property Law Solicitors

Is buying a home just a dream for you? It shouldn’t have to be. In today’s economic climate, many aspiring homeowners in Ireland face significant obstacles when trying to get on the property ladder. But there’s hope on the horizon. The First Home Scheme (FHS) is an innovative government-backed initiative aimed at making home ownership […]

Selling a property can be a lengthy process with various potential delays. This guide will help you identify and mitigate these common setbacks, ensuring a smoother sale experience. Typically, the process takes about four to five months, but unforeseen issues can cause significant delays. Why Property Sales Can Be Slow Buying or selling a property

As Ireland grapples with a significant housing crisis, driven by a combination of declining investment and a rapidly increasing population, buying a home has become an increasingly challenging venture. According to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), house prices in Ireland could continue to rise in the near future, albeit at a slower pace.

At HOMS Assist, we work with couples all over Ireland, helping them manage all the major steps in life, from buying a home to preparing a will. All of their family situations are different, with varying circumstances and uniquely specific needs. One of the most common questions we’re asked is what rights do I have

‘Receiver sales’ first became commonplace in Ireland during the tough economic period after the end of the Celtic Tiger boom. They usually occur when a borrower has defaulted on a loan and the bank has appointed a receiver to take possession of and sell any secured assets. The receiver is responsible for managing the company’s

Significant tax relief is available to first time buyers. William Donovan, Solicitor, moves in to explain