Compass held a webinar on family agreements with a panel of industry experts. In this webinar we learnt why creating a Family Agreement now can save time, money and grief in the future.
Watch the recording of the webinar below to learn more about why you might need a formal Family Agreement.
If you were too unwell to speak for yourself, who would speak for you and what would they say?
Everyone has the right to a positive ageing experience and the freedom to enjoy human rights, including the right to...
This tip sheet offers a few of the key points made by the panellists in the Family Agreements webinar.
If something is important to you then you should let those close to you know. If you don't then a decision might be mad...
George has chronic arthritis and has limited mobility. He agreed that his son Petro could live with him on the basis he would care for his father.
Conrad lost his confidence after suffering a heart attack home alone. His daughter offered for him to live in her granny flat. Although after six years he was moved into aged care.
Pamela was encouraged by her son, Leo, to sell her house and come and live with him and his wife. Pamela contributed to the purchase of a new property for them all to live in.
Elif sold her home and contributed most of the proceeds to her son to build an extension for her to live in as she aged. Ten years later she is living in an unfamiliar aged care facility.
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