Enduring Power of Attorney

An Enduring Power of Attorney takes effect on the incapacity of the Donor

A General Power of Attorney gives either a specific or general powers and ceased as soon as the Donor becomes incapacitated.

An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to provide for your future care. In the event that due to mental incapacity you become incapable of managing your own affairs. By signing the Enduring Power of Attorney it give you the right to decide who you would like to look after you and your affairs.
The attorneys are usually close family members.

The procedure for executing the Enduring Power of Attorney requires the involvement of a solicitor and doctors to satisfy the requirements of the Wards of Court Office. It is only when all of the requirements and procedures are satisfied that the Enduring Power of Attorney comes into effect.

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