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→Committeeship
#Discuss with the person's family doctor to decide if committeeship is necessary.
#Have the person examined by two medical doctors, who must then swear an affidavit (in front of a lawyer or notary public) saying that the person is mentally incapable and provide the reason for the incapacity.
#Complete an affidavit describing the assets, income, expenses and liabilities of the incapable person and a list of his or her next-of-kin. These documents need to be filed with the application for Committeeship committeeship in the BC Supreme Court Registry and copies of them served on the incapable person and the Public Trustee.
#Make the application in court.