by Clarence Leung | Sep 10, 2023 | Aged care, business law, Decision Making Ability, Elder abuse, Succession, Succession Planning (After Death)
In this article, Clarence Leung, Special Counsel, Autonomy First Lawyers, gives an overview of the issue of elder financial abuse in the context of business succession planning in relation to Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) and risk management initiatives. Part 1)...
by Kathy Salter | Jul 25, 2023
We are delighted to sponsor, support and participate in the next two events in the successful and important series, ‘Understand Death Better’, taking place in Hunters Hill on Thursday 3 August. The first event will be from 10am-11.30am and the second from...
by Kathy Salter | Jun 28, 2023
Do you want to understand death better? There are big gaps in what we know about what’s possible and necessary at the end-of-life. Research shows people want more information about this taboo subject but don’t know how to find it. Autonomy First Lawyers is delighted...
by Kathy Salter | May 23, 2023
Do you want to understand death better? There are big gaps in what we know about what’s possible and necessary at the end-of-life. Research shows people want more information about this taboo subject but don’t know how to find it. Autonomy First Lawyers is delighted...
by Michael Perkins | Apr 27, 2023 | Aged care, Autonomy Evaluation, Decision Making Ability, Elder abuse, residential care decisions, Vulnerability
Michael Perkins gives an Australian perspective on the distinction between vulnerability and decision-making abilities This article was first published in, and is reprinted with the kind permission of, the Step Journal. Michael Perkins, ‘A trigger for concern’, STEP...
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