
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.
What our clients say
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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.

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.
Your wills & probate team
The people who will look after you, at your own pace.

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.
Speak to a solicitor
Tell us about your situation and we'll explain how we can help you get your will sorted.
From our blog
Helpful guides for planning your will
Practical articles to help you understand the process, the costs, and the tax implications.

How much does it cost to make a will in Ireland in 2026?
A single will costs EUR 369, couples from EUR 615 at Coyne Solicitors. Fixed fees, no hidden charges. See what's included and how prices compare across Ireland.

Inheritance tax in Ireland: thresholds, rates, and how to plan
Current inheritance tax thresholds, CAT rates, the reliefs and exemptions that matter, and how a properly drafted will helps minimise your family's tax bill.

Do I need a will in Ireland? A guide for every life stage
Find out why every adult in Ireland needs a will - especially parents. Learn what happens without one, how to appoint guardians, and what it costs.

Enduring power of attorney in Ireland: what it is and why you need one
What is an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) in Ireland? Learn who needs one, how to set it up, the costs involved, and why it belongs in your estate plan.
Questions about making your will
Quick answers to help you understand the process and what's involved.





