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Lynne Butler
Protect Your Elderly Parents
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PROTECT YOUR ELDERLY PARENTS Become Your Parents’ Guardian or Trustee
Introduction
1 The Difference Between a Guardian and Trustee
1. Understanding the Difference between a Guardian and Trustee
Table 1: Name of Person in Need of Assistance by Province and Territory
1.1 Guardianship
Table 2: Court-Appointed GuardianNames by Province and Territory
1.2 Trusteeship
Table 3: Court-Appointed Trustee Names by Province and Territory
2. Provinces and Territory with Special Situations
2.1 Manitoba
2.2 Nova Scotia
2.3 Nunavut
3. In the Best Interests of the Dependent Adult
2 Does Your Parent Need a Guardian or Trustee?
1. Indications That Guardianship Might be Necessary
2. Indications That Trusteeship Might be Necessary
3. Identifying Mental Incapacity
4. Medical Evidence You Will Need
4.1 The best medical evidence
4.2 How to get the medical evidence
3 Alternatives to Applying for Court-Ordered Guardianship and Trusteeship
1. Why You Should Consider Alternatives
2. Informal Trusteeship
3. In-Home Support
4. Placing Assets in Joint Names
5. Health Care Directive
6. Representation Agreements
6.1 Agreements in British Columbia
6.2 Co-Decision-Making in Saskatchewan
6.3 Agreements in the Yukon
6.3a Supported Decision-Making Agreement (Yukon)
6.3b Representation Agreement (Yukon)
7. Enduring Power of Attorney
8. Temporary Guardianship and Trusteeship
9. An Important Note about Wills
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