ENDURING POWERS OF ATTORNEY
By making an Enduring Power of Attorney, you choose who will make financial decisions on your behalf if you lose your mental and/or physical capacity.
Your Attorney can then legally do things with your money, bank accounts, shares, real estate and other assets. Your spouse, parent, child or next of kin does not automatically have that power when you cannot speak for yourself.
Here's why our EPoAs are different...
Your Attorney can then legally do things with your money, bank accounts, shares, real estate and other assets. Your spouse, parent, child or next of kin does not automatically have that power when you cannot speak for yourself.
Here's why our EPoAs are different...
FLEXIBILITYIt's more than the standard Enduring Power of Attorney.
We add special clauses to give your Enduring Power of Attorney flexibility beyond the standard government prepared Enduring Power of Attorney. These clauses help avoid applications to Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal for additional flexibility. |