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Choose who will make health care decisions for you if you are unable to make them yourself. With this kit you can draw up legally binding directives that appoint a substitute decision maker and give instructions for how decisions are to be made.

Take charge of your life by choosing who will make decisions for you if ever you can’t decide for yourself.

What would happen if tomorrow you became incapacitated? Who would take care of you? Who do you trust to make decisions for you about health care, medical intervention, and personal care?

The traditional living will allows you to make statements only about your end-of-life-choices, but with this kit you can draw up legally binding directives that appoint a substitute decision-maker and give instructions on how decisions are to be made. Following the easy-to-understand instructions and using the forms provided in the kit, you can be assured that you are leaving clear, precise instructions that express your fundamental values and beliefs.

This kit contains information for all provinces and territories (except Quebec), including fillable forms provided in both MS Word and PDF formats.

Included in the kit: • Living will • Personal directives and representation agreements • — And more!

Downloadable Digital Forms Kit - SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: • Microsoft Windows, Apple, OSX, GNU/Linux, or Sun Solaris • Desktop or laptop computer (smartphone not recommended) with connection to the internet • Web browser • Microsoft Word, Adobe Reader, or compatible software

Elyssa Lockhart, JD, has been practicing law for more than two decades, focusing on succession of business assets, estate planning, and estate administration. A sought-after speaker, she has given presentations at women’s conferences, legal seminars, and BC Business Thought Leadership events, and has held positions such as president of the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce, member of the Board of Governors with the University of the Fraser Valley, and director of the BC Winter Games (2014).

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