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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.

Going back to work after a brain injury or psychological injury is often possible with planning. Here is what gets in the way, what helps, and where assessments fit.

A plain-English guide for Australian Government and licensee employees making a Comcare claim for a psychological injury, including how decisions and reviews work.

What changed for mental injury claims in Victoria in 2024, how provisional payments work, and the different kinds of psychological assessment you may come across.

Parenting capacity assessments are used in family law and child protection matters. Here is what they look at, what happens and how to prepare.