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Lisa Feldstein Law Office helps family caregivers navigate the health care system, and helps people build families through third party reproduction.
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My career started in a downtown firm advising health care organizations. I noticed that patients’ families were often left in the dark. They didn’t know where to turn or what their rights were. They felt powerless and confused. Yet, I didn’t see any lawyers helping these struggling families. I realized there was a gap and that I was well-suited to fill that gap.
My career started in a downtown firm advising health care organizations. I noticed that patients’ families were often left in the dark. They didn’t know where to turn or what their rights were. They felt powerless and confused. Yet, I didn’t see any lawyers helping these struggling families. I realized there was a gap and that I was well-suited to fill that gap.
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Family Health Law™ is a legal practice focused on issues that arise when health, caregiving and family relationships intersect. Lisa Feldstein Law Office helps clients with fertility and surrogacy matters, health-care decision-making, mental capacity, family caregiving, guardianship and related legal issues throughout Ontario.
We advise intended parents, surrogates and donors on Canadian fertility law matters, including surrogacy agreements, sperm and egg donor agreements, embryo donation and legal parentage. We also advise international parents pursuing fertility treatment or surrogacy within Canada.
A lawyer can help a family caregiver understand decision-making authority, consent, privacy, powers of attorney, mental capacity and interactions with hospitals, retirement homes and other care providers. The appropriate legal options depend on the person’s capacity, existing documents and the decision that must be made.
Yes. Lisa Feldstein Law Office serves clients throughout Ontario, and most meetings and legal services can be provided virtually.
It is best to obtain advice before signing an agreement, beginning a surrogacy or donor arrangement, making a disputed health-care decision, or taking responsibility for another person’s care or finances. Early advice can identify legal risks and may help families avoid preventable conflict or court proceedings.
