Alex O'Neill
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 10
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Limerickpost
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Lawlink – Can I leave my home to my partner in the event of my death? (opens the original)
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Q. My partner and I met some 10 years ago after both our spouses passed away. I have retired, however my partner is still working. We were going to move house but decided just to do major renovations to the house that we live in, which is in my name only. My partner has suggested that she fund the works via a loan in her name. If that were the case, I want to be sure that she would inherit my house after my death. We are worried what the tax implications of that would be given that we are not ma
Lawlink – A local business used by photo without permission, can they do that? (opens the original)
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Q. I’m an amateur photographer. About six weeks ago I took a photo around the city and posted same on my social media and sent to a few friends. The picture was picked up and shared by various people. A local business has since used the photograph in an ad. There is no credit given in the ad, they have not reached out to me, and certainly have not offered to pay for the photo. As the photo was publicly available, can they use it without my consent? I am not necessarily looking to be paid – but i
Lawlink - Worried about neighbour’s planning (opens the original)
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Q. I’ve owned my home for upwards of 20 years. A new neighbour recently moved in next door to me. They have mentioned they are planning substantial renovation works, including converting what had been a fairly substantial garage into living accommodation. The garage directly abuts my property. I understand that their intention is to let it as a ‘flat’ for students, including a kitchenette and bathroom and new windows and side door. I am worried about the impact of that, especially as I may be se
Lawlink – My son is unable to take care of his children, what can I do to help them? (opens the original)
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Q. Two of my grandchildren, my son’s children, live with me and have done so for the past decade. Unfortunately, their mother has passed away, and my son has serious difficulties such that he is unable to care for them and indeed appears to want nothing to do with them. I am finding it increasingly difficult to get some social welfare benefits, apply for passports etc., as I am not their guardian. I am unsure what steps to make sure that they are properly looked after. What can I do? Guardianshi
Lawlink - My family can't find my late aunt's will, what can we do? (opens the original)
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Q. My aunt always told the family that she had made a will leaving her estate equally between her nieces and nephews, who she was very close with. She passed away about three years ago, but no one has been able to find a will. There is disagreement between the family as to what will now happen. What happens if we cannot find anything at all? If we find a copy is that sufficient? Firstly, the family should go through your aunt’s papers carefully to check for an original will, or a copy will, or i
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