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The Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015 replaced wardship with a tiered system of decision-making assistance, co-decision-making and decision-making representation, alongside enduring powers of attorney and advance healthcare directives. Our guides explain each option and the Fair Deal scheme, and a solicitor would prepare the documents and court applications.
Guides
- Advance Healthcare Directive Ireland: How to Make One (2026)
- Decision-Making Representative in Ireland: How to Apply
- The Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act: Your Options
- Fair Deal Scheme Explained (2026): Costs, the 3-Year Cap & How to Apply
- Enduring Power of Attorney Ireland: Everything You Need to Know (2026)
Templates and service guides
- Capacity & ADMCA Advice Consultation — Solicitor-Delivered
- Decision-Making Representation Application — Solicitor-Delivered
- Co-Decision-Making Agreement — information guide
- Decision-Making Assistance Agreement — information guide
- Fair Deal 3-Year Cap Review — information guide
- Fair Deal Farm & Business Relief Review — information guide
- Ancillary State Support (Nursing Home Loan) Advice — Solicitor-Delivered
- Fair Deal Scheme Application Support — information guide
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