Important information on provision: Free event on January 23!

In today's society, people can get into situations through accidents or serious illnesses in which they can no longer perceive their interests independently. From the age of 18, however, close relatives are not legally authorized to assume this responsibility. Against this background, there are various options for self -determined provision that can play an important role in the life of each individual.

The supervisory authority in the Rhein-Neckar district district office organizes a free information event to clarify the population about these important topics. On Thursday, January 23, from 6 p.m., all interested parties will be invited to find out more in the Zehnscheuer Malsch, Am Kirchberg 1, 69254 Malsch. As part of this event, the various aspects of the provision, such as the power of attorney, the care order, the living will and the emergency representative law, are explained.

Important aspects of the power of attorney

As described on the website of the Federal Medical Association , a full -age adult of legal age can determine whether he consent to certain medical measures or prohibited them. These written stipulations are checked by a supervisor or authorized representative to determine whether they apply to the current life and treatment situation.

Trust on a specific person can be recorded in the form of a power of attorney that enables this person to act as a representative of the powerful, which is no longer able to consent. A childcare order can also be created that contains legal expressions in the event of an order of care.

In summary, important information about the individual provision and the associated legal options can be found here, which are important not only for those affected themselves, but also for their relatives.