When: Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 8:00 PM Coordinated Universal Time
Length: 60 minutes
Where: Online, via webinar
Caring for a loved one with dementia can feel overwhelming, especially when you're responsible for making important legal, financial and health decisions on their behalf. Making decisions becomes even harder as your loved one loses capacity or when there's conflict among family members or suspected abuse. In this webinar, lawyer Jeremy Bohbot will answer key questions about caring for your loved ones with dementia, including questions about powers of attorney, planning for incapacity, making property decisions and understanding what to do if you suspect abuse.
Featuring
Jeremy Bohbot
Jeremy Bohbot is a lawyer and notary public in Vancouver with over 20 years experience practicing in the area of wills and estates, real estate and small business law. Jeremy runs a community-based practice assisting ordinary people with their estate planning, including wills, powers of attorney, representation agreements and advance directives. Jeremy also assists executors with the process of probating wills, transmitting estate property to beneficiaries, and preparing estate accounts. Finally, Jeremy also handles estate litigation in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, such as when wills need to be cured, revoked or defended.