Wills & Probate Solicitor
County Galway
Fixed-fee will drafting and probate for County Galway residents. Get quotes from trusted local solicitors. No office visit required.
Wills & Probate Services in County Galway
We connect clients throughout County Galway with trusted wills and probate solicitors — many offering fully remote services.
Galway covers a vast area from Galway city to Connemara and the Aran Islands. Your solicitor provides a fully remote service to Galway clients — no travel required.
Solicitor services are widely available to County Galway residents by phone, video call (Zoom or FaceTime) and post — so you can complete everything without the travel.
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Services Available in County Galway
- Will Drafting — Single (€150–€350 incl. VAT) or Couples' Mirror Wills (€250–€550 incl. VAT)
- Grant of Probate — Full probate application for County Galway estates, processed through the Galway Probate Office at the Courthouse, Galway
- Estate Administration — From Revenue Affidavit to final distribution to beneficiaries
- Enduring Power of Attorney — Planning ahead for loss of capacity (DSS registration included)
- Will Reviews & Updates — Update your existing will when circumstances change
Probate in County Galway
When a person dies in County Galway, probate is usually required before their estate can be distributed. The application is made to the Galway Probate Office at the Courthouse, Galway. Your solicitor handles the entire process on behalf of executors — gathering asset valuations, completing the Revenue Affidavit (CA24), making the probate application and attending to title transfers.
Probate in Ireland typically takes 9–18 months. Your solicitor keeps you updated at every stage and handles all paperwork to minimise delays.
County Galway — Frequently Asked Questions
A single will costs €150–€350 (incl. VAT) for County Galway clients. Couple's mirror wills are €250–€550 (incl. VAT). All fees are fixed and agreed before work starts. The entire process can be completed remotely — see our full pricing page.
No. Your matched solicitor provides a fully remote service for County Galway clients. The entire process — from initial consultation to signing guidance — is completed by phone, video call and post. You never need to visit Dublin or any solicitor's office.
Probate for County Galway estates is processed through the Galway Probate Office at the Courthouse, Galway. Your solicitor handles the full application — Revenue Affidavit (CA24), probate application, title transfers and distribution — on behalf of the executor. The process typically takes 9–18 months.
Yes. A solicitor can handle contentious probate matters including challenges to a will's validity, disputes between beneficiaries and Section 117 applications by children. For complex litigation, your solicitor can arrange access to specialist counsel.