Inheritance and Succession: The Complete Irish Guide - Tapa blanda

... the authors have provided the public with an admirable service... - --Mr. Justice Robert Barr

This splendidly simple illustrated book is for all those who will, sooner or later, become immersed in the intricacies of law which no one in life can eventually avoid. This means the booby traps of inheritance and succession, related property rights and obligations, problems in family law and other topics which have a personal implication on life and contentment. --Nicky Furlong, The Wexford Echo

A Fantastic book . Congratulations, It is an extremely easy book to read, easy to understand. It s terrific. You have a bestseller on your hands. --Patricia Messenger, Cork 103 FM

For so many years the issue of what to do with one s estate was not something we had to worry about or else chose not. Now, as we enjoy a period of unprecedented prosperity, people s property, assets and financial schemes are often very valuable, varied in nature and widely dispersed. However, the task of how to manage this estate as we grow older, and how best to bequeath or benefit from these assets is something many of us have never considered, let alone planned for. There are numerous questions we rarely even ask ourselves, for example: How do I best leave what I have and who will benefit? What can I do to make sure my passing is practically as clear and simple for my family and those who I leave behind? What happens if I am unable to make decisions for myself? Can I leave a trust? Does my divorced spouse have rights? Does co-habitation give me any rights? How will my final wishes be respected? The Good Inheritance Guide is written in a clear jargon-free way by two long-standing experts in the area of succession and inheritance. Covering key areas such as land and property, pensions, taxation and the key role of the executor the guide also seeks to help people asses the personal, emotional and diplomatic challenges faced by us all in ensuring our legacy is properly handled, by ourselves and those who survive us.