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Bring all your worrisome legal issues to Waters & Co Lawyers, a well-established mobile concern that has all your big and small needs covered in the Mill Park area. We are a long-standing concern that has a reputation for outstanding solutions under the general and criminal laws. We help you with legal representation in our local courts and take care of all legal chores including legal documentation assistance.
Our civil litigation services are second to none and we offer complete support under tax laws, and criminal and traffic laws. We assist with probate needs and offer deceased estate management along with the power of attorney rights, wills, and more.
With us, you are sure to find end-to-end solutions for your conveyancing needs from buying and selling to renting and leasing. We are business law specialists who can take care of all the legal aspects of your business and our sensitive family law service can take care of all issues related to divorce and separation. We can assert your guardianship and ownership rights, and more.
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For a power of attorney (financial), it begins when you nominate that it should. Powers of attorney (medical treatment) and power of attorney (guardianship) only commence when you are unable to make your own decisions.
Yes, as long as you still have the decision making capacity to do so you can revoke or change these documents. However, this has to be done in a legally binding way so please seek legal advice.
They are legally responsible to you and must act in your best interests. While you have mental capacity, they must obey your instructions. They cannot give gifts to themselves or to anyone else unless you specifically authorise this and they must keep their finances and money separate from yours, keeping accurate records of all of their dealings with your money.
Anyone over the age of 18 who has the capacity to understand the nature and consequences of the document, who makes the decisions in the document of their own free will and who can communicate clearly what those decisions are.
You need to appoint someone you trust to make the right decisions. With a General power of attorney and an enduring power of attorney (financial), you can appoint more than one person to make the decisions jointly.
Before you need them! These documents safeguard your interests in the event of something unforeseen - an accident or illness that robs you of your capacity to make decisions for yourself. It is better to be prepared and confident in knowing that the person you choose will be making important decisions about your money, your living arrangements and your health.
Yes, these documents need to be witnessed by a person with statutory authority such as a solicitor or Notary Public.
It's really important that you discuss these documents with a lawyer who can give you professional advice about your particular circumstances. It's also vital that you discuss your wishes with your family to avoid unnecessary conflict and stress.
