Agricultural Solicitors
For years, agriculture has been the backbone of Ireland, shaping our communities and economy. At M.M Halley, our dedicated agricultural solicitors and agri advisor solicitors are here to support you with all aspects of rural landholdings and the legal complexities of agricultural businesses in the South East of Ireland.
We understand that every decision you make on your farm carries significant implications. That’s why our team of highly qualified solicitors, with extensive expertise in agricultural law, is committed to providing the tailored legal advice and assistance you need to safeguard your farming future.
Agri Advisor Solicitor Services
Over the years, we have gained experience in the following areas:-
- Agricultural Leases
- Personal Guarantees
- Farm finance mortgages
- Rights of way
- Sales and purchases
- Family settlements
- Adverse possession
- Farm partnerships
- Succession and farm transfers
- Forestry
Why should you Hire us?
Did you know that farming is more than just a business? For generations, farms have nourished families and brought communities together through hard work passed down from one generation to the next.
However, like any business, the agricultural sector must adapt to evolving laws, taxes, and regulations. That’s where our team of expert agricultural solicitors and agri advisor solicitors can help.
For example, did you know that if you die without a will, your spouse will inherit only two-thirds of your property, with the remainder divided equally among your children? Understanding these legal implications is essential to safeguarding your farm’s legacy.
Speak to one of our agricultural law specialists today—Fiona Ormond, Liz Dowling, or Frank Halley—for trusted legal advice tailored to your needs.
At M.M. Halley & Son we will:
- Provide sound professional advice on all aspects of family law gleaned from our many years of practice.
- Help in completing deeds of variation that help in will restructuring
- Help with the paperwork in land transfer or succession
- Help you take matters to court if the issues escalate
- Always protect your best interests
At our organisation, we always believe the only way to do a job is the right way.
We are Second to None
Are you in Wexford, Kilkenny, or Waterford and looking for a good agricultural solicitor? Your satisfaction is always our priority. We are guided by the highest standards of honesty and integrity.
Contact us today to get a free quote.
FAQs for Agricultural Solicitors
Agricultural solicitors offer a range of services including advice on farm partnerships and succession, property transactions, environmental compliance, dispute resolution, planning and development issues, and regulatory matters specific to the agricultural sector.
Agriculture has unique legal needs due to specific land use regulations, environmental laws, EU agricultural policies, and the complexities of farm management and succession planning. Specialised legal advice ensures compliance and informed decision-making.
Key considerations include land zoning, entitlements and subsidies, environmental restrictions, access rights, and potential tax implications. It’s crucial to conduct thorough due diligence and seek legal advice before any transaction.
An agricultural solicitor can help draft a succession plan that addresses legal, tax, and inheritance issues, ensuring a smooth transition of the farm to the next generation while considering the family dynamics and future of the farm.
Legal aspects include drafting a partnership agreement, registering the partnership, understanding each partner’s liabilities and responsibilities, and ensuring compliance with agricultural and business laws.
Environmental laws in Ireland can impact farming practices through regulations on waste management, water pollution, pesticide use, and habitat protection. Non-compliance can lead to penalties, making legal guidance essential.
Diversifying farm operations, such as adding tourism or renewable energy projects, involves planning permissions, environmental assessments, contracts, and potentially new regulatory compliance issues.
Can agricultural solicitors help with agricu
Yes, they can draft, review, and negotiate agricultural tenancy agreements and leases, ensuring they are legally sound, fair, and compliant with agricultural tenancy laws.
Forestry law involves specific regulations regarding tree planting, management, and harvesting. It intersects with agricultural law in areas like land use, environmental impact, and subsidies or grants for forestry activities.
Adverse possession involves claiming ownership of land through prolonged, uninterrupted use. In agriculture, this can be a complex issue, requiring legal expertise to navigate the requirements and process.
As with any legal matter, it’s important to consult with a qualified solicitor who can provide advice specific to your situation. If you would like to book a consultation to discuss any aspect of agricultural law then get in touch with Frank Halley or Fiona Ormond on 051-874073 today or email us at info@mmhalley.com.
