PURCHASE
Publication | Archived Video
DESCRIPTION
As Canada's aging population continues to grow, more individuals find themselves attempting to prepare for future decision-making, while family members must grapple with those directions at a time of significant stress. Gain the knowledge and skills you need to help your older clients and their family members prepare for future personal care issues. Learn what must be included in a POA, how to deal with clients with capacity issues and those acting as Attorneys for Personal Care, and what to do if litigation is the only recourse.
PROGRAM CHAIRS:
Ameena Sultan, Whaley Estate Litigation
Diane A. Viera, de Vries Litigation
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Making it Work: Preparing a POA for Personal Care
Corina Weigl, Partner, Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
Submitted by: Arthur Fish, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Substitute Decision Making Under the SDA and HCCA: When and How is it 'Activated'?
Angela Casey, Partner, de VRIES LITIGATION
Capacity and Personal Care
Nimali D. Gamage, Partner, Goddard Gamage Stephens LLP
The Other Side Of The Coin: Personal Care and The Estate Lawyer
Kimberly A. Whaley, Principal, Whaley Estate Litigation
Mark Handelman, Firm Counsel, Whaley Estate Litigation
When Matters Get Complicated: Litigating Personal Care Disputes
Mercedes Perez, Swadron Associates
Litigating Personal Care Disputes under the Substitute Decisions Act
D'Arcy Hiltz, Barrister & Solicitor