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Incapacity: Planning Ahead
Incapacity: Being Unable to Care for Yourself or Your Affairs
Protection Mandates: Naming Someone to Act for You
Advance Medical Directives
Living Wills: Expressing Wishes for Health Care
Loss of Autonomy: Protecting Vulnerable People
Curatorship for Adults
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Advisers for Adults
The Public Curator and Protecting Vulnerable Adults
Protective Supervision for Vulnerable People
Loss of Autonomy: Indigenous Communities
Caring for a Loved One Who Is Incapacitated: Considerations for Indigenous Communities
