Episode 5: The Solicitor The First-time Buyer’s Bible by Bank of Ireland

In this episode we sit down with solicitor (and general icon) Paula McHugh. Paula opened her own general
practice in 1991 and over 32 years as a general practitioner she has gained expertise in Conveyancing both
Residential and Commercial, Estate Planning and Probate (Wills and Intestacy) , Personal Injury, Civil Litigation,
Family Law; Licensing and Judicial Review applications. Her Pragmatic Experience coupled with her academic
achievements offer a dynamic solution focused response to any legal problem. Her team consist of 7 dedicated
colleagues who provide a friendly, supportive, and relatable service to their clients.
The ethos of her firm is “We Are Here to Help”. Stunning. Paula has seen it all and worked with so many FTBs
over the years she is the ideal guest to help us understand the conveyancing stage a little better.
Don’t forget! Episodes in this series are time stamped. This means you can easily jump to the part
you want to hear again or is most relevant to you right now.
4:20-The conveyancing stage, an overview
4:35-Stage 1
6:57-A must do before stage 2!
8:32-Stage 2
14:23-Stage 3
16:47-Finding the right solicitor for you
19:31-When a gift is involved
23:35-A note on some important payments and prep
26:06-Stage 4
28:40-Grants
31:09-Payments in more detail
33:36-A note on snag lists in new builds
36:15-Wise words for us future FTBs
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Bank of Ireland
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 For more information on the Bank of Ireland Mortgage Saver Account visit: Exclusive offer for First
Time Buyers - Bank of Ireland
 For more information on Cashback visit: Cashback Plus | Mortgage | Bank of Ireland
 For more information on Self Builds visit: Why BOI - New Build Mortgage - Bank of Ireland
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