Want to get your hands on the game of what kind of health care you’ll have and what happens to your money? You can now write a future power of attorney.
Every Thursday, there is free legal aid at Bærum Frivilligsentral in Sandvik. Attorney Yngve B. Nadheim is advising Shirley Sartipzadeh.
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- And many people write a future power of attorney. Attorney Per J. According to Zimmer, younger people should also consider creating a future attorney, especially if they have property or wealth.
- A Future Power of Attorney is a document that tells you how you want to receive health care and what will happen to your finances if you become seriously ill or infirm.
- From 1 January to mid-July, the State Administrator in Oslo and Vikken executed 880 Powers of Attorney for the future.
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Bærum Frivilligsentral in Sandvik has drop-in and free legal aid. Advocates Per J. Zimmer and Ingway B. Nadeem are sitting on their respective floors ready to receive today’s customers. This offer is open to everyone every Thursday.
Some are waiting outside while others are inside the cafe. Recurring themes are complaints, probate and family law and money claims, neighbor disputes and questions related to future powers of attorney.
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