Frequently Asked Questions

Our team will guide you through drafting an advance care directive that specifies your medical and personal care preferences, review it with you in detail and file the signed document according to Swiss legal requirements.

A power of attorney designates a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so. We help you select the appropriate scope and ensure the document is valid in every canton of Switzerland.

Yes. We assist in applying for adult guardianship when necessary, prepare all required documentation, represent your interests in court and coordinate with social services to protect your well-being.

Simply contact our office and schedule a document review. We will assess your current documents, recommend any updates needed to reflect changes in law or personal circumstances and finalize revisions promptly.

Our initial consultation fee is CHF 150. This includes a one-hour meeting to discuss your situation and outline a tailored plan of action. Additional services are quoted in advance.

Typically drafting and validating advance care directives or powers of attorney takes two to three weeks, depending on your schedule for review and signing. We manage every step efficiently.

Yes. We serve seniors and their families across all cantons. You only need to be of legal age and seeking support with elder law matters within Switzerland.

We follow strict confidentiality standards under Swiss law. All files and communications are stored securely, and we never share your data without your explicit consent.

Certainly. We can draft and file a new power of attorney or guardianship revocation document to replace previous appointments, ensuring your current wishes are always honored.

Call us at +41767924088 or use the contact form on goldyearslg.com. Our office in Zurich will confirm your preferred date and time promptly.