Planning ahead on your own terms
Unforeseen events such as illness or accidents can suddenly leave you unable to make your own decisions. Important questions arise in such situations: who will manage my affairs? Who will make medical decisions or deal with financial matters?
A lasting power of attorney establishes clarity in good time and ensures that someone you trust can act in accordance with your wishes. Without such an arrangement, it may be necessary to appoint a court-appointed legal representative, even against your original wishes.
Individual drafting and legal certainty
A lasting power of attorney should always be tailored to your personal circumstances. General forms often do not cover every relevant aspect or record your wishes unambiguously.
- Arrangements for emergencies on your own terms
- Avoiding court-appointed legal representation
- Individual, tailored drafting
- Clear definition of decision-making powers
- Legally sound and binding preparation
