Who can manage the property and money of a senior experiencing a loss of autonomy?

When a senior has not been declared unable to care for his or her affairs

Ways to help someone close to you depending on their situation (Gouvernement du Québec)

How to make a power of attorney

Legal steps and protection measures

When a senior has been declared unable to care for his or her affairs

Obligations of tutors and the tutorship council (Gouvernement du Québec)

Role and responsibilities of a mandatary (Gouvernement du Québec)

Considerations for Indigenous communities

Caring for a Loved One Who Is Incapacitated: Considerations for Indigenous Communities (Éducaloi)

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Who can manage the property and money of a senior experiencing a loss of autonomy?

When a senior has not been declared unable to care for his or her affairs

When a senior has been declared unable to care for his or her affairs

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