Assisted Decision Making Agreement

If you have difficulty making certain decisions on your own without help, you can appoint someone you trust to act as a decision-making assistant under a decision-making assistance agreement. This agreement lets you appoint someone you know and trust as a decision making assistant. Your decision-making assistant will help you to get information and explain it to you. They can help you to understand and weigh up your options. They can also help to let other people know what your decision is.

Making a decision-making assistance agreement takes a number of steps. Contact us here at Powell Legal or Click on the link Contact Us, leave your name and number and we will call you back!