Life Planning in Jalisco (©2011)
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Law Office of Azucena Bateman, 30 Ocampo (in front of the Early Bird Cafe); and
Diane Pearl's, #1 Ocampo (at the corner of Colon).
Category Archives: Emergency Information Guidelines
Articles: Guadalajara Reporter, Lake Chapala Review, Living at Lake Chapala
Guadalajara Reporter Guadalajara Reporter, “Federal palliative care rights law more robust than new Jalisco bill” by Susan Reynolds, September 15, 2011. Federal legislation passed in 2008 offers patient’s rights for palliative care well beyond the July 30, 2011 State of … Continue reading
Wallet contents – copy front and back of all contents
The publication Life Planning in Jalisco, Part III, gives information on what to include in ‘Your’ Emergency Information Binder, for example, a copy of your wallet contents. Copy the front and back of everything in your wallet such as your driver’s … Continue reading
Emergency Contact “System”
Checklist for developing an emergency contact ‘system’ Identify several persons who can be contacted in an emergency. Contact them and ask them to be part of your emergency contact system. Put into print all the contact information, and note, i.e., … Continue reading
Hard & Electronic Copies Available of Life Planning in Jalisco
Life Planning in Jalisco, 35 pages, bound with front & back covers: Part I – Emergency Information Guidelines : setting up an emergency contact system and completing the emergency information. Part II – Durable Powers of Attorney for Medical and Financial … Continue reading
How many designees on a durable power of attorney?
How many people do I authorize to make decisions for me on my: Durable Power of Attorney for Health? Durable Power of Attorney for Finance? Mexican federal end-of-life documents? And, where should these people be located? Durable POAs come from … Continue reading
Cell Phones in Emergencies
Do you carry a cell phone? Yes? Why? Usually we carry a cell phone in case WE need it in an emergency, which is a good reason. The flip side of that is that someone else who may … Continue reading
