Our lawyers advise on all aspects of drafting a Lasting Power of Attorney, to have peace of mind by appointing trusted persons with matters of your personal welfare and/or your property and financial matters, should you suffer a loss of mental capacity.
Yuen Law can help you apply to the court to be a loved one’s Deputy, to settle financial and legal matters while your loved one has lost his or her mental capacity. We advise families how to better prepare for the application, so you know exactly what you need to do.
The Mental Capacity Act (Cap 177A) was originally enacted in 2008 (the “Act”). The Act was designed to provide a regulatory framework in which a
If your deputy or donee abuses his or her powers, you may revoke the Lasting Power of Attorney (“LPA”) when you still have the mental
Your loved one has dementia, suffered a brain injury or a severe stroke; or has slipped into a coma, or is otherwise unable to make
Anyone who is above 21 years old and who can satisfy the Court that they can act in the best interest of the Patient can
Legal Recourse The Court order allows the court to act in situations when a decision is required but you are unable to make the decision
All Lasting Power of Attorney (“LPA”) must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian in Singapore To register the LPA, you will need
Benefits of an LPA Life is full of uncertainties. On one day, you may be healthy, energetic, and bursting with life. And on the next,
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