Drogheda solicitor

Legal services during Level 5- Madden Law is open

Solicitor firms are an essential service during Level 5 restrictions. All non- essential administrative work will be done by staff remotely. In the spirit of the regulations, I am providing all advisory consultations over Zoom and Teams. I am providing office appointments for clients who are signing documents. As during the previous lockdown, I will […]
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Charity Will Week 2020

There has never been a better time to make your Will. For a donation of €85 per person, you can have you Will made with Madden Law, during Charity Will Week. It runs from Monday 21st September to Saturday 26th 2020. Submit your details to us, book your appointment and make your donation, all on […]
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What happens when an Executor cannot act?

Commonly, when a couple make their Wills, they do so together. Frequently each person gives everything to their spouse and appoints that spouse as the sole Executor, provided that spouse survives them. Then on the death of the second spouse, the Will normally leaves the estate to other people usually the children and appoints another […]
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Making a Will for a Child with Special Needs

When making a Will,  many clients who have a child with a physical or mental disability are concerned with putting the right structure in place. This usually involves setting up a Discretionary Trust.  A Discretionary Trust gives Trustees absolute discretion about when, how and to which children of the Trust they may appoint capital or […]
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GDPR – What’s in and what’s out?

What data falls under the scope of  GDPR? GDPR applies to all personal data which is wholly or partly automated. This means that all information held on a computer or other electronic means will be covered. This includes data that will be processed by automated means. It also applies to personal data that forms part […]
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