FUNERAL DIRECTIVE
Why Funeral Directive?
- non-binding or having no legal effect. Pursuasive only.
- Ensure family members understand how you want to be remembered
- Make choice between celebration of life or a traditional remembrance
Advantage of Funeral Directive
Avoid arguments among family members
What to included in a Funeral Directive?
- body disposition: buried or cremated?
- type of coffin or casket
- grave location
- description about life
- appointee
- death announcement
- the funeral and how it is financed
- other end of life wishes
PARTNERS AND ASSOCIATES - will drafters and estate planning advisors
MICHELLE LIU, ASSOCIATE
- having helped tens of families in Hong Kong and beyond with their estate planning matters including drafting simple to complex wills, preparing enduring power of attorney and advising on health care directives.
- provide bespoke solutions to help clients distribute their wealth and assets in a desirable manner.
- having experience in providing a full range of family law consulting services to clients of different nationalities
- experienced drafter and advisor on prenuptial agreements and also handles cases involving unmarried parents and their children case experience.
SHARON CHAN, PARTNER
- vast experience in conveyancing and real estate transactions.
- good advisors on estates with real properties as major assets.
- having helped hundreds of families in Hong Kong and beyond with their estate planning matters including drafting simple to complex wills, preparing enduring power of attorney and advising on health care directives.
- deep experience in probate with or with no wills.
ALAN WONG, PARTNER
- experienced litigator on disputes
- dealt hundreds of advice on wills and estate planning matters
- drafted hundreds simple to complex wills, preparing enduring power of attorney and advising on health care directives.
- vast experience in conveyancing and real estate mortgage transactions.
- good advisors on estates with real properties as major assets.