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NCAT’s Guardianship Division relies on clear evidence about a person’s decision-making disability. Here is what the tribunal looks for and how capacity reports help.

VCAT needs clear evidence about a person’s disability and decision-making capacity. Learn what a capacity report should cover and when a neuropsychological report helps.

Adults are presumed able to make their own medical decisions. Learn what capacity to consent means, who decides if a person cannot, and how rules differ by state.

Unpaid bills, scams or unusual gifts can be signs a person is struggling with money. Learn when a financial capacity assessment can help.

To make an enduring power of attorney in Victoria, a person needs decision-making capacity. Here is what that means and when an assessment can help.

Testamentary capacity is the ability needed to make a valid will. This guide explains the legal test, warning signs and how a capacity assessment can help.

A capacity assessment looks at whether a person can make one particular decision at a particular time. Here is what it involves and what the results mean.