Common Questions About Probate Solicitors in Dublin (FAQ)

Q: What does a probate solicitor do?
A: A probate solicitor assists with the legal and administrative tasks involved in administering an estate, including obtaining a Grant of Probate, valuing assets, paying taxes, and distributing the estate.

Q: How much does a probate solicitor cost in Dublin?
A: Fees vary depending on the complexity of the estate. At Cosgrove Gaynard Solicitors, we offer transparent pricing and will provide a detailed estimate upfront.

Q: Do I need a probate solicitor in Dublin?
A: While it’s not legally required, hiring a probate solicitor ensures the process is handled correctly and efficiently, reducing the risk of errors or disputes.

Q: How long does the probate process take in Ireland?
A: The timeline varies, but it typically takes 6–12 months. Complex estates may take longer.

Q: What is the difference between a probate solicitor and an executor?
A: The executor is the person named in the will to administer the estate, while a probate solicitor provides legal expertise and support to the executor.