BC’s adult guardianship legislation contains guiding principles that a secure quality of life for any adult is the active involvement of caring and committed people in their life.
Seniors, older adults, and vulnerable adult populations need a variety of legal support above and beyond what is outlined in guardianship legislation.
From managing how a person is represented financially, when seeking health care, or transitioning into a new home – there are many areas where the law can be confusing.
Documents
Other Helpful Organizations
British Columbia Crime Prevention Association
British Columbia Law Institute (BCLI)
Canadian Centre for Elder Law (CCEL)
Legal Services Society of British Columbia
Other Web Links
Health Care Decision-Making: Legal Rights of People Living with Dementia (Videos)
