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Staircasing is the term used to describe buying additional chunks of the property. Every chunk will usually need to be bought in 10% increments.  

If the driver at fault cannot be traced, you may be able to claim through the MIB, but this can be a complicated, so it’s best avoided if possible. 

A range of Court Orders are available for different circumstances, and divorce papers can be served on your ex.

If you are receiving funds from your parents, it could be argued that they own part of the property as they contributed to the purchase price.

When someone dies and leaves behind a property, the Executors or Administrators of their Estate will need to deal with any property owned by the deceased. 

If you deal with Probate yourself you’ll need to attend an interview at the Probate Registry. If you use a Solicitor you won’t need to go to Court.

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