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Protect your family with a properly drafted will

From appointing guardians for your children to planning your estate, we make sure your wishes are clear and legally sound. Single wills from €369, couples from €615 — fixed fees for straightforward wills, agreed before we start.

“Would highly recommend the team from Coyne Solicitors. Very professional and helpful with anything asked of them.”

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How we help you

We make will-making simple

Making a will can feel daunting, but it doesn't have to be. We ask the right questions, explain your options, and create a will that clearly reflects your wishes.

Straightforward process

We guide you through each step, from discussing your wishes to signing your completed will.

Tailored to your situation

Every family is different. We ensure your will reflects your specific circumstances and wishes.

Safe keeping

We can store your will safely at our office so your family knows where to find it when needed.

Comforting hands, personal support

What we do for you

Everything you need to create a proper will and plan for your family's future.

Creating your will

We draft a clear, legally valid will that ensures your wishes are properly documented and can be carried out.

Guidance on your decisions

We help you think through inheritance, guardianship for children, and how to distribute your estate fairly.

Keeping your will current

Life changes - we can review and update your will when you have children, buy property, or other circumstances change.

Keeping your will safe

We can store your original will securely at our office so your family knows where to find it.

Planning for your family

We help you think through how to structure things to minimise disputes and ensure your family is properly provided for.

Meet the team

Your wills & probate team

The people who will look after you, at your own pace.

  • Cara Byrne

    Cara Byrne

    Reception Manager

    Cara is the first point of contact at Coyne Solicitors, looking after reception and front of house.

    She makes sure every client, caller and visitor is met promptly and pointed to the right person on the team.

  • Louise Darlington

    Louise Darlington

    Legal Secretary

    Louise was the long-term legal secretary of Declan J O'Connell & Co Solicitors and moved to Coyne Solicitors when it acquired the firm, to ease the transition for all of Declan's clients.

    She is highly experienced in probate law, property and litigation.

  • Marusia Geampana

    Marusia Geampana

    Solicitor

    Marusia is a solicitor with over 9 years of legal experience.

    She works across personal injuries, commercial litigation, medical negligence, probate, and employment law.

    She has recently completed Part 1 of the Irish Tax Institute's Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) qualification.

  • Manoel Nunes

    Manoel Nunes

    Lawyer — Probate & Sports Law

    Manoel is a Brazilian-qualified lawyer with over 10 years of experience in civil law, particularly contentious probate, plus civil litigation, family law and sports law.

    Fluent in Portuguese and English, he works in probate and elder law and sports law, focusing on Portuguese-speaking football clubs.

  • Tara Reilly

    Tara Reilly

    Trainee Solicitor

    A Trainee Solicitor from County Mayo, Tara holds an LLB from the University of Galway and has gained international experience as a paralegal in Australia.

    She builds on her work across commercial property, probate and elder law, licensing, litigation and family law.

  • Dan Coyne

    Dan Coyne

    Trainee Solicitor

    Dan has worked with Coyne Solicitors since 2023 and is currently rotating through our Wills, Probate and Conveyancing departments, while managing the Deeds Storage business that also operates from Liffey Bridge House.

    His father Dermot started the practice in 1989. Outside the office, Dan is lead saxophonist in the band Papa Romeo.

Leading the team
Andrea Clarke

Andrea Clarke

Principal Solicitor

Leading Coyne Solicitors with extensive experience from national organisations on state-of-the-art projects, Andrea was Ireland's first female FIFA-registered football agent.

She is President of the South Dublin Chamber of Commerce and the current Sole Principal of the Year at the Irish Law Awards. She holds a Global Masters in International Sports Law (ISDE) and is a certified GDPR expert, company secretary, sports director and commercial contracts lawyer. She has also passed her notary public examinations and will be admitted as a notary before the end of 2026.

An expert in complex property transactions, she has worked for Ireland's largest landowner, and spent several years in the courts specialising in family law.

Andrea spends most of her time on corporate funding transactions and the acquisition and sale of businesses, bringing a practical, solution-focused approach from years at the helm of business.

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Questions about making your will

Quick answers to help you understand the process and what's involved.

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