Domiciliary Care Allowance Legal Advice
Domiciliary Care Allowance is a monthly payment that is available to parents or guardians of a child who is under 16 and has a disability or illness that requires "continual or continuous care and attention, substantially in excess of the care and attention normally required by a child of the same age."
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As such, eligibility to receive this monthly allowance is not based on the child's specific illness or disability but on the care and attention the child requires. This allowance is not means-tested.
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​If you are unsatisfied with the decision reached on your application for the Domiciliary Care Allowance, we can offer legal advice on your next steps.
Advantages of our Domiciliary Care Allowance Legal Advice
Expertise
Due to our combination of expertise and experience, we’ll be able to give you the best advice possible on whether and how you should appeal an unsatisfactory decision.
Professionalism
Our team understand the stress that can accompany the refusal of the Domiciliary Care Allowance. As such, we approach your legal consultation with care and sensitivity.
Experience
We have significant experience assisting parents and guardians who are seeking to appeal or seek other legal recourse after being refused the Domiciliary Care Allowance.
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What is the catchment area of our litigation services?At O'Neill Litigation Solicitors, we cater our litigation services to clients throughout Ireland.
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