Wills, Trusts & Probate Solicitors

Making a Will is an essential step in making sure your family’s needs will be met after you die. However, the will writing process can sometimes be complex, and any mistakes made can often lead to legal complications around the administration of a Will.

Gibson & Associates LLP Solicitors are here to provide the legal advice you need to create a will that properly reflects your intentions. With the guidance of our Will Solicitors, this process can be simple and straightforward, ensuring your estate is divided exactly how you want it to be.

We understand that writing a will can sometimes be difficult and emotional, which is why we will always take the time to understand your wishes and needs, giving you peace of mind that your will reflects your intentions and reduce the possibility of any potential future disputes.

No matter where in Ireland you are based, Gibson & Associates LLP are here to help. Contact our will solicitors today on +353 (0)1 264 5555 or complete our Online Enquiry and we’ll be delighted to help you.

The team at Gibson & Associates have experience in providing advice and guidance on the following areas of Wills and Probate:

• Succession Planning
• Advising on Division of Assets
• Drafting & Writing of a Will
• Administering an Estate

At Gibson & Associates LLP, our qualified solicitors are here to assist you with all aspects of the Will writing process, offering personally tailored and compassionate guidance at every stage.

Gibson & Associates can legally support you in that we can take your instructions as to how you would like your assets to be divided. Our team will then provide legal advice as to what is possible to ensure your Will is tailored to your circumstances, fully reflects your wishes and meets any legal criteria in Ireland.

For Those Ensuring Their Will Is Correct Before Leaving

It’s essential to regularly review and update your will to ensure it accurately reflects your current wishes and circumstances. Life events such as marriage, the birth of children or grandchildren, property purchases, or changes in tax laws can all impact how your will operates in practice. By keeping your will up to date, you ensure that your estate is managed by people you trust, your loved ones are provided for, and your legacy is distributed according to your intentions. If your will was created some years ago, now is the time to review it with a qualified professional. Taking this step provides peace of mind, knowing your affairs are in order and your wishes will be respected.

For Those Dealing with Wills After a Death

If you are managing the affairs of someone who has passed away, the first step is to locate the original will and obtain a copy of the death certificate. The will must be filed with the probate court, which will validate its authenticity and officially appoint the executor named in the document. The executor is then responsible for gathering the deceased’s assets, paying outstanding debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining property to the beneficiaries as specified in the will. If there is no will, the court will appoint an administrator and distribute the estate according to local inheritance laws. Throughout this process, it’s important to keep clear records and seek professional guidance if needed, as probate can be complex and emotionally challenging.

Things you should consider prior to instructing a Solicitor when drafting your Will

• Allocating your assets to their intended beneficiaries.

• The appointment of executors.
• The appointment of legal guardians for children under the age of 18.
• Reviewing your assets and liabilities and how you would like your assets to be distributed.
• Considering making gifts to charities or other organisations.

We understand that everyone’s circumstances are unique, which is why we take a tailored approach to each case to make sure we have met your specific needs.