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How Does a Court Deal with Capacity Applications
Capacity applications to appoint Decision Making Representatives in the Circuit Court cases happen in private and behind closed doors, but there is now a reported judgement in a complex case that very helpfully details the types of issues that can arise in such cases and how the Court applies the new laws in such matters.
When to Do Succession Planning in Ireland?
Succession Planning is the proactive process of outlining a clear strategy for the future ownership, leadership, and management of your business. It includes identifying and training possible successors, defining their functions and tasks, and coming up with a transition plan.
Niamh Moran shares Insights with Joanne Hunt at The Irish Times on Probate Sales
Inheriting a house can be bittersweet. While it may hold sentimental value, selling it can be a complex process, especially when probate is involved. The legal process of administering a deceased individual’s estate is called Probate.
Assisted Decision Making and Capacity Applications, what did we learn in 2023?
The Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015 is now well and truly operational. In 2023 a not insignificant amount of these applications came before the Circuit Court, that said Capacity Applications to appoint a Decision Making Representative are still relatively novel.
Family Law Separation Guide 2023 – 2024
When Separating initially, early, pragmatic, and common sense advice, can be key to navigating your finances, your future arrangements, and intended long-term arrangements.
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