Lamont LawHamilton, ON · July 18, 2025When the Unexpected Happens, Who Controls Your Property? – Power of Attorney for property
Accidents are called accidents for a reason; nobody plans on becoming seriously injured or incapacitated. Having a plan for when the unthinkable happens should include having a Power of Attorney for property. A “Power of Attorney” is a person who is chosen by someone to act on their behalf in the event they are incapable....
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