Ongoing Power of Attorney - Lecture by Millie Indig, Family Lawyer

The corona virus teaches us that we have no control over everything. None of us could have predicted that in April 2020 we would find ourselves in complete uncertainty. This situation affects everyone - young people, children, adults, families, children. No one is protected. We do not like to think "what if". But what happens if we are not able to make decisions for ourselves?

The amendment made to the Legal Qualifications and Guardianship Law in 2016, brought with it a significant line, for the first time the state allows us to make an ongoing power of attorney. We can today, when we are healthy, give instructions on what will happen during the time we are fortified, that we live but do not function on our own. It is time to determine who will be qualified in our health matters, who will be qualified to make decisions regarding our property, and most importantly to prevent our relatives from guessing what we would like to see happen. Right now is the time to take responsibility and make a lasting power of attorney .

In the program : an introductory lecture with an ongoing power of attorney. Everything you need to know, refinements, a place to ask questions, and for free (: