Modern Legal, Property,
Conveyancing, Wills
and Probate Services

About Us

We adopt a modern approach to legal services

With over ten years experience as a qualified solicitor with the Law Society of Ireland. we will achieve the best possible service for you. From buying. selling. re-mortgaging. Wills. Probates & Enduring Powers of Attorneys.

Our firm are approachable and forward thinking. offering clients flexible appointments and a breakdown of all costs at the beginning. We're here to help.

Solicitor

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Why Choose Madden Law?

Shona Madden :

Adopts a modern approach to providing legal services.
Gives access to clients to book a time that suits them online to have a call and catch up on your matter.
Will text clients with regular updates.
Uses plain English.
Gives a full breakdown of all costs at the start of the matter.
Has many fixed-price services: buying, selling, re-mortgaging, Wills. Probates and Enduring Powers of Attorneys.
Offers a wide range of flexible appointment options.
Provides efficient service.
Has over ten years experience as a qualified solicitor with the Law Society of Ireland.

We Provide Specialist Services

Whether you're buying or selling your property or re-mortgaging. Madden Law have great knowledge and experience to successfully and efficiently close your property deal

Buying Property

Buying a Second Hand Property

Buying A New-Build Property

Selling Property

We have over ten years experience in drafting both simple and complex Wills, while providing transparent costs. We take care of the witnessing and storage of the Will.

Make A Will - With Children

Make A Will - No Children

An Enduring Power of Attorney allows a person to appoint one or more people to have authority over their affairs, during their lifetime, in the event that they lose capacity to manage their affairs. It only becomes effective once the EPOA is registered in the Wards of Court Office. The scope of the power can be limited to specific matters.

Enduring Power of Attorney - Create

Enduring Power of Attorney - Register

A “Grant of Probate” is the document issued by the High Court Probate office, after a valid Will has been administered by their office. It is the document that gives the Executors the authority to deal with the assets of the deceased person. For example, bank accounts can be closed and property can be sold. Then the Executor distributes the assets of the estate in accordance with the terms of the Will. test

Probate