An emergency should not find you unprepared. If you can no longer act for yourself, other people will have to make important decisions for you. You can determine who should act on your behalf in such cases by making precautionary arrangements. You can give your trusted persons guidelines for the upcoming decisions. In this way, you avoid having an official carer appointed. You ensure that decisions are made in your interest even if you are unable to act yourself.

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Our advice and notarisation services include

• General powers of attorney

• Precautionary powers of attorney

• Advance care directives

• Patient decrees