Legacy planning is not just about what you leave behind; it’s about how you are cared for while you are here. LPA and ACP ensure that your medical and personal decisions remain in the hands of people you trust, avoiding family conflicts and legal hurdles.
A legal document where you (the Donor) appoint one or more persons (Donees) to make decisions for you regarding your Personal Welfare and Property & Affairs.
A voluntary process that helps a person think about, discuss, and document their preferences for future medical care, in case one day they are unable to make or communicate decisions themselves.
It focuses on healthcare decisions, not financial or asset matters.
Important: ACP is not a legal document, but it is clinically respected and strongly guides medical decisions.
ACP is for everyone, regardless of age or gender. Unsure if you are qualified? Speak to us today!
Understanding the difference and taking the first step.
A legal document where you (the Donor) appoint one or more persons (Donees) to make decisions for you regarding your Personal Welfare and Property & Affairs.
A series of voluntary discussions where you share your personal values and healthcare goals. This guides your family and doctors on the type of medical treatment you would prefer.
For an LPA to be valid, it must be certified by an accredited professional (Certificate Issuer) to ensure you understand the document and are not under pressure.
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