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Safeguarding Ireland has welcomed the commencement of new laws on assisted decision-making – which come into effect on Wednesday, 26 April. Chairperson Patricia Rickard-Clarke said: “We have good laws – now we need culture change. The public and professionals need to get informed and put these laws into practice. Doing so will prevent and reduce adult abuse and uphold our rights”. Key places to access more information are:

IRELAND’S farming, food, and agribusiness specialist professional services firm ifac is advising Wicklow farmers that putting an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) in place is just as important as making a Will.

Safeguarding users and protecting €1.7 billion wards of court funds are among the challenges as 'archaic' wardship system ends

Safeguarding users and protecting €1.7 billion wards of court funds are among the challenges as 'archaic' wardship system ends

Sligo solicitor, Michael Monahan, has urged people to act now to put in place an enduring power attorney, ahead of the Assisted Decision Making Act which

Police say 2022 has been a big year for fraud and scam investigations, and they are issuing a reminder to keep banking details safe and report fraud immediately.

A will is a vital means of investing in our future, says Anne-Marie Linehan, partner at J.W. O’Donovan Solicitors

Advice on the evidence that HM Land Registry needs when an attorney has executed documents lodged for registration (practice guide 9).

Neil Jackson has been left homeless after his $2.8million fortune was allegedly lost by a Public Trustee. His story has sparked outrage and calls for someone to be held accountable.

Also, the Latrobe Community Health Service is adopting Global Health's EMR solutions.