Signed legal authority, an emergency plan and someone on the ground in Australia. Organised for you. Reported to you. All done while your parents are well.
GP + lawyers looped in and a list of who to call, all based on your parent's location and situation.
Power of attorney, health directive and will prepared by a lawyer local to your parents.
Every step gets confirmed in writing. You see what's done, and what's left, without chasing up.
A power of attorney is only valid if your parent understands it at the moment of signing, and their odds of losing that ability rise every year.
Past 65, 1 in 12 Australians has dementia. Past 85, it's almost 1 in 3.
Late is almost as bad as never. Documents signed after a diagnosis are the ones that get challenged — capacity disputes and influence allegations, often from inside the family. Signed while your parent is unquestionably well, they're beyond argument.
living with dementia
living with dementia
in Australia
The bank freezes
Your parents' bank can no longer take instructions, either from you or your parents. Nobody is able to lawfully sign for them.
The tribunal waits
To get authority, someone in your family applies to a state tribunal, standard wait time 6-12 weeks, with a backlog making it longer.
Government arrives
If the tribunal doubts the family or there are disagreements, it can hand your parents' finances to the Public Trustee.
Decisions come fast
More paperwork is required than at any other point in the journey, and any reporting skips you and goes to the tribunal.
Documents from years ago can fail in a few specific ways. The attorney they appointed may have died, or be losing capacity themselves. Banks tend to question decades-old forms. A will made before a remarriage may no longer stand, and super nominations lapse after three years unless renewed. One signing appointment while your parent is well replaces all of that.
Six weeks. Four deliverables. Everything confirmed to you in writing.
Power of attorney, health directive and will. Originals stored as your parents direct; certified copies distributed. Your parents' own succession lawyer acts for them and takes their instructions alone. We assemble everything, book everything, and handle whatever you need to sign from Singapore.
One page on their fridge, the full version in your inbox. Respite options checked in person, not Googled. built, tested, delivered
Named local contacts who answer their phones.
Half to start, half on delivery.
Quoted in writing before you commit — typically $600–$1,500 — and paid directly to them.
No commissions in any direction. The lawyer acts for your parents, not for us. Nobody pays us except you.
Every engagement in the founding group is run by him personally.
Spent making complex services intelligible — translating what's hard to understand into what's easy to act on.
33 interviews with the sector's leaders, volunteer shifts in aged care homes, gerontology study alongside.
Every engagement in the founding group is run by Corey personally. Not delegated. Not outsourced.
Fifteen minutes, in your time zone. You leave knowing exactly what's included, the all-in cost, and whether your family's situation fits. If it doesn't fit, we say so on the call.
Every deliverable, every step — explained clearly.
Fixed fee plus lawyer's quote range, no surprises.
Whether your family's situation is right for this. Honest answer, either way.
A founding group in Singapore. Parents served in south-east Queensland.
Everything coordinated remotely. You don't need to fly home to make this happen.
A vetted person on the ground, in your parents' suburb, doing the work in person.
Every step confirmed in writing. You stay informed without chasing anyone.
Get your parents in Australia crisis-ready. From SG. In 6 weeks.