
MMann Lawyers LLPOttawa, ON · August 18, 2026
Incapacity Planning: The Importance of Preparing Powers of Attorney
Often coupled with estate planning, incapacity planning is a key component to ensuring your wishes are protected when you lose the ability to make decisions for yourself. It is important to designate a substitute decision maker whom you trust to act in your best interests, and equally important to ensure this person is duly authorized...
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