Enduring Power of Attorney Solicitor in Dublin

Putting an Enduring Power of Attorney in place is an important step for many people, especially when planning ahead. Working with an EPA solicitor in Dublin who keeps everything straightforward can make the process much easier. At City Law Solicitors in Artane, you deal directly with Sonya, who provides personal, friendly and efficient guidance from the first meeting to final registration.

What Is an Enduring Power of Attorney?

An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to choose a trusted person to make decisions for you if, at some point in the future, you are no longer able to do so yourself. It covers decisions about your personal welfare and your property and financial affairs. The EPA only comes into effect if capacity is lost in the future, and the goal is to make sure your wishes are respected and that your chosen attorney has the legal authority to help you when needed.

Who We Help With EPAs

We work with people who want to plan ahead and make things easier for their families. Many clients tell us they are unsure about what an EPA involves or whether now is the right time. Others are helping an elderly parent or relative who wants to put arrangements in place. You do not need to know all the details in advance. We will go through each part with you in a steady and reassuring way.

How Our EPA Service Works

We keep the process simple and structured so you always know where you stand.

Why Choose Us for Enduring Power of Attorney

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Book an EPA Consultation

If you would like to put an Enduring Power of Attorney in place for yourself or for a family member, we are here to help. Tell us a little about your situation and we will arrange a meeting.

Enduring Power of Attorney FAQs

What is an Enduring Power of Attorney in Ireland?

An Enduring Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone you trust to make decisions for you if you become unable to do so. It covers decisions about property, finances and personal care.

Who should I choose as my attorney?

Most people choose a close family member or someone they trust completely. Your attorney must be reliable, capable of handling important decisions and willing to take on the responsibility. We discuss suitable choices with you at your appointment.

How long does the EPA process take?

The process involves meetings, signatures, medical confirmation, notices to family members and registration with the Decision Support Service. It can take several weeks. We make sure every step is completed properly to avoid delays.

Can I change my EPA later on?

Yes. As long as you still have capacity, you can update or revoke your EPA at any time. We can help you make the necessary changes and ensure they are recorded correctly.

Is an EPA the same as a will?

No. A will deals with your affairs after you die. An EPA deals with your affairs while you are alive, in case you lose capacity. Many clients choose to put both documents in place as part of future planning.