Emergency planning

Protect your future. Protect your loved ones

Unforeseeable events such as illness or accidents can happen to anyone. With well thought-out emergency planning, you can ensure that your wishes are respected and that the people you trust remain able to act – financially, medically and in terms of your family.

Why emergency planning is so important
Life rarely goes according to plan. A sudden accident or serious illness can mean that you are no longer able to make your own decisions. At such times, it’s reassuring to have everything sorted out – for you and your family.

Take precautions instead of making up for lost time
Comprehensive emergency planning includes legal documents such as health care proxies, living wills and, if necessary, custody orders. They ensure that no strangers make decisions in an emergency – but people you trust.

Individual advice for your situation
I support you in clearly formulating your wishes and taking the appropriate measures together with specialized partners. This allows you to retain control – even if you have to relinquish it.

The key elements of your emergency planning

Systematic and far-sighted

Every emergency plan is as individual as your life. Whether you are single, in a partnership or have a family – I can help you find the right experts (e.g. specialized international lawyers) or service providers. With clear powers of attorney and directives, you create security and relieve the burden on your relatives in an emergency.