Mandate for incapacity

Some people find themselves temporarily or permanently unable to manage their affairs, for example following an accident or illness.

In such a case, if you fail to take the lead, the Court for the Protection of Adults and Children will appoint a curator to do it for you.

The mandate for incapacity allows you to choose who that person will be should you become incapacitated.

One of the advantages is to choose someone you can trust, and to whom you can explain the way you want things to be run.

Depending on the size and complexity of your assets, it may be wise to appoint a professional to manage them.

The lawyers at DE CANDOLLE AVOCATS will be happy to advise you and help you draw up a mandate for incapacity and make the right decisions.