Advance Care Directive is used for expressing your wishes, preferences & instructions for your future health care, end of life, living arrangements and personal matters.

An Advance Care Directive can appoint a person who is willing, available and capable of taking the responsibility to be a Substitute Decision Maker.

The answer is YES if the heirs and beneficiaries wants to legally own properties and assets according to the will and NO if they do not care about legal recognition of what they inherit

The Substitute Decision Maker (SDM) holds full power to make any personal decisions that the person who gave the Advance Care Directive .

Estate Planning is regarded as an advanced arrangement of how all properties and investments are mange when someone passes away. This process is essential to avoid possible disputes and arguments in regard to these assets.

An Advance Care Directive (ACD) is a legal document that allows people who can make decisions on their behalf during unlikely periods when they are critically ill, unable to speak for themselves, lose full decision making capacity regarding health, residential, lifestyle and personal matters.

Depending on the significance of the change that you would like to make, two different approaches are proposed to enable updates to your Will

The authorized agent can be subjected to full or limited legal power to make decisions about the principal’s property, finances or medical care.