Wills and Probate Solicitor for Tralee
From making a will to administering a loved one's estate, we give Tralee families clear, practical advice at every stage.
Wills and estates for Tralee clients
Making a will
A will lets you decide who inherits, appoint guardians for young children and reduce the inheritance tax your family may pay. Without one, your estate passes under the rules of intestacy.
Probate and administration
If you are an executor or next of kin, we handle the legal work: valuing the estate, preparing the Revenue Statement of Affairs, obtaining the grant, dealing with property and distributing the estate.
Succession planning
Where there is a family home, farm or business, we look at lifetime transfers and tax reliefs alongside your will.
Disputes
We also advise on challenging a will and on defending a challenge, including Section 117 and legal right share claims.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does probate take?
Commonly nine to twelve months for a straightforward estate.
What happens if there is no will?
The estate passes under the Succession Act 1965 and an administrator is appointed.
Should I update my will after marriage?
Yes. Marriage generally revokes an earlier will.
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