Khloe Kardashian, part of the Kardashian family which is one of the most recognizable surnames in the world and famous for their U.S. reality show, recently mentioned in an interview that “If I’m in a coma, I'm still getting my nails done once a week, and that’s in my will.”
But is putting her coma wishes in the will the right way to do it?
In Singapore, a will is a legal document that tells people your last words and how you want your assets to be distributed after one passes away.
So technically, Khloe wouldn't get her wish when she is in coma because her family would only have read her will after she passes away.
Therefore, if Khloe is a Singaporean living in Singapore, it would make more sense to either:
Communicate it with the person she appoints to manage her personal affair in her Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), a legal document that gives people official powers to make decision for you if you can't make decisions for yourself (ie, lose mental capacity); or
Write it down formally in her LPA.
To learn more about LPA and will:
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