They allow a trusted person to make financial, medical, and care decisions if someone loses the ability to do so themselves.
But what happens when that trust is broken?
Jade Lattimore is principal and senior lawyer at Greenstone Legal
They allow a trusted person to make financial, medical, and care decisions if someone loses the ability to do so themselves.
But what happens when that trust is broken?
Jade Lattimore is principal and senior lawyer at Greenstone Legal
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