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Just 6% of adults have taken out enduring powers of attorney

Young and older adults urged to avail of landmark law to ensure control over finances and future healthcare

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Radical new rights-based decision-support service is for all of us – The Irish Times

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

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End of archaic High Court wardship system welcomed but new service faces challenges

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

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Changes to allow nursing home residents to keep rent could see older people forced to move out

‘It is not unknown for Sage Advocacy to have to support a client who has found that the locks on their home have been changed while they were in hospital or in a nursing home for a temporary period.’

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Families of nursing home residents being charged for incontinence wear, bandages and therapy

“It’s a scandal, one family paid €2,500 to a private nursing home in just over a year,” a TD said today.

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