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Which Will Template Is Right for You?
Answer a few simple questions to find the right template for your situation.
Section 1: What's Your Family Situation?
Single (No Children Under 18)
For individuals with no dependent children. Keep your affairs simple and give your estate exactly where you want it to go.
What's Included:
- Simple will template for singles
- Clear instructions for Irish law compliance
- Guidance on choosing executors
- Ready to sign and witness
€9.99
Get This Template →Married or in a Civil Partnership (No Children Under 18)
For couples without dependent children. Protect your spouse and ensure your assets pass to them with clear legal protection.
What's Included:
- Matched pair of wills for both partners
- Spousal protection clauses
- Asset succession planning
- Guidance on executors and trustees
- Irish law compliant
€29.00
Get This Template →Parent with Children Under 18 (With Partner)
For couples with dependent children. Ensure your children are cared for and their inheritance is protected.
What's Included:
- Guardianship provisions for minors
- Matched wills for both parents
- Trust arrangements for children's inheritance
- Clear instructions on asset protection
- Full Irish law compliance
- Guidance on backup guardians
€39.00
Get This Template →Single Parent with Children Under 18
For single parents with dependent children. Create peace of mind knowing your children's future is legally protected.
What's Included:
- Guardianship appointment (critical for single parents)
- Testamentary trust for children's inheritance
- Clear asset protection strategy
- Backup guardian provisions
- Irish law compliant
- Step-by-step guidance
€29.00
Get This Template →When Should I See a Solicitor Instead?
While our will templates cover most situations, you may want to consult a solicitor if:
- Foreign assets: If you own property or substantial assets outside Ireland
- Business succession: If you own a business that needs structured succession planning
- Complex family situations: Blended families, estrangement, or unusual circumstances
- Trusts beyond guardianship: If you need sophisticated trust arrangements beyond standard provisions
- High-value estates: For tax planning and inheritance optimization
For more information on getting started, see our How to Make a Will guide.