Our Services

Conveyancing is the purchase, sale and transfer of property be it residential, commercial or land. Whether you are a first time buyer or an investor, we provide an efficient, cost effective and reliable service. Deirdre is an established Conveyancing Solicitor having purchased one off properties, properties in estates, apartments, new and second-hand properties, both residential and commercial. Deirdre has considerable experience in land purchase/sale and transfers. Deirdre has acted for a number of clients in a site purchase/transfer and mortgage/re-mortgage of their property. We will keep you informed at all stages of your transaction, advising, and guiding you to securing your property.

Deirdre Flynn is from a farming background and is therefore ideally placed to advise farmer clients on all matters concerning Agricultural Law. Deirdre represents clients in farm transfers, leases, purchases and sales as well as Arbitrations with the Department of Agriculture. Deirdre writes regular articles for the Farming Independent and is a regular Contributor to Radio Kerry’s Agri-time. She also gives talks with Teagasc on Farm Transfers, Leases and Wills/Succession Law.

We act on behalf of clients in all areas of separation, whether by Agreement or Court Order. We represent clients at all Court levels in both Judicial Separation and Divorce proceedings. We have amassed considerable family law experience in over 10 years of practice. Separation/Divorce is a difficult time for all concerned and we offer clear, confidential, and practical advice with compassion for the family.

We represent clients in Leases of both residential and commercial properties and advise both Landlords and Tenants. Throughout our experience, we have built up considerable knowledge and expertise in this area. We can also provide advices and representation in Landlord and Tenant disputes.

We represent clients in all Courts in Litigation matters. We act in all areas to include disputes regarding rights of way or other easements, Property Disputes, Debt Collection, Defamation, Probate/Will disputes.

* In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.

Anyone who has been injured through the fault of another is entitled to claim compensation. You have a period of two years from the date of the accident or from the date of knowledge. It is imperative that you seek legal advice as soon as possible after suffering an injury. We offer advice and experience to all clients for all types of injury at all Court levels. Whether it is a road traffic accident, medical negligence, workplace accident, bullying and harassment, assault, trip and fall or fatal accident, we are here to help and guide you on the process to ensure you obtain the maximum compensation.

* In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.

We provide advice regarding all aspects of Employment law for both employers and employees. If you are having a difficulty at work, you should seek legal advice at the earliest opportunity. We can assist clients with drafting Terms and Conditions of Employment, Company Procedures, Termination of Employment issues, Bullying and Harassment issues and Representation before the Workplace Relations Committee and Courts.

* In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.

It is vital that everyone makes a Will to ensure their wishes are fulfilled after they pass away. It is particularly important from a tax perspective to make a Will to ensure your Estate is bequeathed to those you wish to benefit in the most tax efficient manner. If you have young children or a family member suffering from a disability, Trustees will have to be appointed in your Will to protect them. The administration of Estates is the distribution of a person’s property after their death, either in accordance with their Will or the rules of intestacy, whichever applies. If you have been appointed the Executor of an Estate or your loved one has passed away without a Will, or you are a beneficiary of Will/Estate and have a concern, you should seek legal advice as soon as possible. With our experience, we can advise you in a clear and practical manner.

We also provide advices on and prepare Enduring Powers of Attorney. This is a document signed by a person (called a donor) appointing certain people to act as their Attorneys and deal with their affairs in the event the donor becomes mentally incapacitated. Failure to execute an Enduring Power of Attorney and then becoming mentally incapacitated, can result in an application being brought to have the mentally incapacitated person made a Ward of Court. If this happens, we have also provided advices and expertise in this regard. Finally, we have also advised clients in relation to Nursing Home Support Scheme Applications (otherwise known as the Fair Deal Scheme).