New partner appointed at well-known Limerick law company HOMS
University of Limerick graduate Claire Tuohy takes on role in recognition of expertise in wills, trusts, probate and cross-border estates
LIMERICK law firm HOMS Assist has announced the appointment of a new partner.
University of Limerick graduate Claire Tuohy is taking on the role, in recognition of her expertise in wills, trusts, probate and cross-border estates.
She has worked for HOMS Assist since 2017 and specialises in private client law, advising individuals and families on complex succession and estate matters, including contentious probate and trust disputes.
Qualified to practice in Ireland, as well as England and Wales, Ms Tuohy holds a degree in law and European studies, as well as a diploma in the administration of trusts and estates.
She is also a member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners (Step) an internationally recognised professional body for trust and estate practitioners.
A committee member of the Step Ireland branch, Ms Tuohy is a lecturer for the Law Society and Step Ireland diploma.
She also regularly presents on issues relevant to estate planning.
“I am delighted to have been invited to join the partnership at HOMS Assist,” said Ms Tuohy. “I am grateful for the support of my colleagues and the trust placed in me by clients over the years. My work focuses on helping individuals and families navigate what are often emotionally challenging matters, and I am committed to acknowledging the emotional weight these matters carry, while continuing to deliver clear, sensitive and practical advice at every stage.”
Robert Bourke, partner-in-charge at HOMS Assist added: “Claire’s promotion is thoroughly deserved and reflects her technical expertise, professionalism and unwavering commitment to client care. She has built a strong reputation in probate and estate planning, and her appointment to the partnership supports the firm’s continued growth and focus on delivering high-quality, client-centred legal service matters.”