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Why choose Online Legal Services for your Will?
| Drafted by Irish-qualified solicitors Every Will is reviewed by a solicitor regulated by the Law Society of Ireland. | Fixed fee. No surprises. One price includes drafting, solicitor review and any follow-up revisions needed. | Plain-English, Ireland-specific Succession Act 1965 compliant. Written clearly so your family understands it. |
| Encrypted submission All instructions sent over HTTPS and stored on GDPR-compliant EU infrastructure. | Secure payment Stripe-processed card payments. We never see or store your card details. | Fast turnaround First draft within 3–5 working days of receiving your instructions. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a handwritten will valid in Ireland?
A handwritten will can be valid in Ireland provided it complies with the formalities of the Succession Act 1965 — it must be signed by the testator at the foot and witnessed by two independent adults present at the same time. However, handwritten wills are much more prone to errors that can make them invalid or cause disputes.
Does marriage automatically revoke a will in Ireland?
Yes — marriage automatically revokes any will made before the marriage in Ireland. If you marry and do not make a new will, you will be treated as having died intestate. Divorce does not automatically revoke a will — specific provisions are required.
Can I leave property to anyone I choose in my will?
Mostly yes, but a surviving spouse or civil partner has a legal right share under the Succession Act — one half of the estate (no children) or one third (with children) — which the will cannot override. A child may also apply under Section 117 if the will fails to make proper provision for them.
How long does the process take?
From the moment we receive your completed instructions form and payment, your first draft is typically ready within 3 to 5 working days. Once you approve the draft, we send you signed-ready documents with clear witnessing instructions.
Do I need to come into an office in person?
No. The entire drafting process is handled remotely by secure online form, phone or video call. You only need to sign the final Will in front of two independent adult witnesses, which you can do anywhere in Ireland.
What happens if I need to update my Will later?
Small updates can be handled with a codicil (a formal addition to the existing Will). For major life changes, such as marriage, divorce, a new child or buying property, we recommend preparing a fresh Will. Existing clients receive a discounted update fee.
Is this service suitable for people with assets outside Ireland?
Yes, we regularly draft Irish Wills for clients with property, pensions or bank accounts in the UK, US, EU and further afield. We will flag situations where a separate foreign Will is recommended and refer you to a trusted international contact if needed.
What if I die without a Will?
You will be deemed to have died intestate and your estate will be distributed according to the strict rules in Part VI of the Succession Act 1965, rather than according to your wishes. This often leads to delays, higher costs and outcomes that many families regret.
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