The six-month deadline for a Section 117 claim begins when the first grant of representation is extracted, not on the date of death. Once it expires, the court cannot extend it, while executors who distribute with notice of a claim may face personal liability.
The Non-Negotiable Six-Month Deadline for Section 117 Claims Read More »
Referring a matter for specialist support should not mean losing visibility or weakening a valued client relationship. Learn how HOMS Assist keeps referring firms appropriately informed, gives clients a coordinated experience and supports a clear hand-back when the specialist work concludes.
Protecting the client relationship: how HOMS Assist handles referred matters Read More »
Comparing FLPs and Discretionary Trusts for Irish business owners? Explore tax treatment, control, asset protection, and costs, and find the right succession structure for your family.
Family Limited Partnerships vs. Discretionary Trusts: A Guide for Irish Business Owners Read More »
We’re proud to share that HOMS Assist has been named Overall Winner for Probate Law Firm of the Year at the 2026 LEAP Irish Law Awards.
Awarded Ireland’s Best Probate Law Firm and Here for Families Nationwide Read More »
Protect your family’s wealth from the 33% CAT cliff. Learn straightforward, tax-efficient succession strategies to secure your assets for the next generation.
Tax-Efficient Succession Architecture in Ireland Read More »
HOMS Assist has appointed Claire Tuohy as Partner, a promotion that recognises her exceptional expertise in wills, trusts, probate, and cross-border estates.
HOMS Assist Announces Appointment of Claire Tuohy as Partner Read More »
Losing a loved one is one of the most difficult experiences we can face. Grief is complex, deeply personal, and often overwhelming. While no guide can make the pain disappear, understanding the process and knowing where to seek support can ease the burden. This blog aims to help grieving individuals, families, and those supporting them
Coping with Bereavement: Finding Support and Understanding Read More »
The transition from Ireland’s wardship system represents one of the most significant changes in adult decision-making law in recent memory. With the deadline of 26 April 2026 fast approaching, families across Ireland face the reality of taking on responsibilities that were previously managed by the Office of Wards of Court.
Preparing for Life After Wardship: Essential Asset Management Strategies Read More »
Recent discussions around Ireland’s inheritance tax have sparked a heated debate, with campaigners arguing that the system unfairly penalises individuals without children. The core of the issue lies in the different tax-free thresholds available to beneficiaries. While children can inherit up to €400,000 from a parent tax-free, other close relatives like nieces or nephews face
Inheritance Tax: Is the Current System Unfair? Read More »
Making decisions about our own medical treatment is a fundamental right. But what happens when someone is unable to make those decisions for themselves? This complex and sensitive issue lies at the heart of medical ethics and law, requiring a careful balance between a person’s autonomy and their well-being. Recent court cases in Ireland have
Capacity and Consent in Medical Treatment: Recent Cases Explained Read More »
