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Conveyancing Services – Guiding You Through Your Property Purchase with Confidence
Congratulations on finding your new home! We are proud to offer expert conveyancing services throughout Galway and across Ireland. Whether you are just starting the buying process or ready to sign contracts, our experienced conveyancing solicitors will be with you every step of the way. From reviewing contracts and title documents to handling mortgage applications and property registration, we ensure your transaction is completed smoothly and professionally.
Understanding the Conveyancing Process
Once you’ve chosen your property, your auctioneer will request your nominated solicitor’s details. Our team will then liaise with the vendor’s solicitor to obtain the contracts for sale and supporting title documents. If no auctioneer is involved, we guide you on how to proceed carefully. As your trusted conveyancing solicitor, we will review all documents thoroughly and advise you on any concerns before you sign any binding contracts.
Your Consultation with Greg Nolan Solicitors
We believe every client deserves personal attention. At your consultation, a skilled conveyancing solicitor in Galway will meet with you to discuss every aspect of your purchase. From title reviews to raising proper legal enquiries, we work to protect your interests at every stage of the conveyancing journey.
Professional Registration and Mortgage Services
Buying a home often involves dealing with mortgages and official property registration. We manage the legal side of your mortgage application and ensure your new ownership and loan are correctly registered with the Property Registration Authority (formerly Land Registry or Registry of Deeds). Our goal is to make the entire process as efficient, stress-free, and courteous as possible.
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Why is making a will so important?A will protects your assets and ensures they are distributed according to your wishes, bringing comfort to your family and reducing the risk of disputes.
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What happens if someone dies without a will?If no will exists, their estate is handled under intestacy laws, which may not reflect their true wishes. We can guide families through this process with care.
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How long does the probate process take?Probate times vary, but we aim to complete the process efficiently, usually within six to nine months, depending on the complexity of the estate.
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Can a will be challenged after death?Yes, wills can be challenged on grounds such as lack of testamentary capacity or undue influence. Our probate solicitors can advise and assist with any disputes.