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Can a will made overseas delay probate of an Irish estate indefinitely?

Can a will made overseas delay probate of an Irish estate indefinitely?
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An Irish estate is facing delays in probate due to a conflict between an Irish will and a newer overseas will that contains a revocation clause. Legal experts suggest that a High Court order may be necessary to clarify the validity of the Irish will.

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This highlights the complexities of international estate planning and the risks of conflicting legal documents across jurisdictions.

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Q. My uncle died leaving an Irish will. He had also made a will in another country, dealing only with his assets there.

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