Sarah FlynnPartner
Sarah Flynn joined the firm in December 2023 when Reddy Charlton acquired the private client practice of Corrigan & Corrigan Solicitors where she previously headed up their wills, probate and conveyancing department.
Sarah is now a partner in Reddy Charlton’s property and private client department. Sarah qualified as a solicitor in 2009 and specialises in estate planning and probate including the preparation of wills and enduring powers of attorney. Sarah’s other main practice area is conveyancing and she has acquired considerable experience and expertise since qualifying as a solicitor in 2009. She regularly deals with a broad range of property related issues and regularly acts for both private clients and developers.
In 2023 Sarah also completed the Law Society professional diploma course in Commercial Conveyancing.
Some of Sarah’s recent work highlights include:
- Acting for Donors in relation to the creation of Enduring Powers of Attorney under the Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015;
- Acting for Donors in relation to the creation and registration of Enduring Powers of Attorney under the Powers of Attorney Act 1996;
- Extracting Grants of Probate and acting in the administration of complex, multi-jurisdictional , high value estates;
- Acting for Companies in the sale of a large Commercial premises with complex and fragmented titles;
- Acting for a religious order in the sale and leasing of its property.
Testimonials:
Sarah Flynn and the Reddy Charlton team advised us on the purchase of a new build residential property which comprised of i) a Contract for the Sale of the Site and ii) a Building Agreement. Sarah was available at all times to provide guidance and assurance to us at all stages of the process and to ensure the timely completion of the conveyancing of the property.
Sarah’s advice was particularly invaluable on two sensitive issues which arose :
- a “Right of Way” as regards access to the property. In safeguarding our interests she successfully negotiated and proposed revised wording to the draft Deed of Grant of Right of Way, which was accepted by the other party.
- On “Residential Zoned Land Tax” it was unclear whether the developer would be liable to pay RZLT on the site, on which the property was built. Sarah successfully was able to research guidance from the Law Society and closed the issue.
Overall Sarah and the Reddy Charlton team provided excellent, timely and professional service and we have no hesitation in recommending Sarah and the Reddy Charlton team.
Anthony & Geraldine Tyrrell
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Contact: sflynn@reddycharlton.ie