The Tribune: Three attorneys from Halsbury Chambers speak on ‘Wills, Living Wills & Trusts’

Bahamians too frequently overlook the certainty of death, top attorneys and a medical expert warning that the failure to leave their financial house in order can leave loved ones and family vulnerable.

It could also place an undue burden on family or doctors to make end-of-life life and death decisions in a country where living wills, so accepted elsewhere, are not legally recognised.

Three attorneys from Halsbury Chambers – Mikia Cooper, Andrea Williams and Nerissa Greene – and the chief of ethics at Doctors Hospital, Dr Michael Darville, implored Bahamians to prepare better. They were speaking at a forum entitled ‘Wills, Living Wills & Trusts,’ sponsored by Halsbury Chambers.

Read the full article here as published on The Tribune’s website.