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Enduring Power of Attorney Instructions

Wills, Powers of Attorney & Estate Planning

How this works. Complete the form below and tap Submit. This captures your instructions for an enduring power of attorney (financial and property matters) — it is not the legal document itself. We will prepare the document and arrange for you (and your attorney, if required) to sign it correctly. Fields marked * are required. This form does not cover health, medical or lifestyle decisions — see our separate Advance Care Directive form for those.

Your contact details

Part A - About you (the Principal)

Part B - Your attorney(s)

Your attorney manages your financial and property matters. Choose someone you trust completely, and discuss the appointment with them first.
Optional, but recommended
If you appoint more than one attorney, how should they act?

Part D - When this power begins

When should your attorney's power begin?

Part E - Powers and limits

E.g. not to sell your home without a named person's consent. Leave blank for no limits.

Part F - Benefits and remuneration

Should your attorney be entitled to remuneration for acting?
E.g. modest birthday or wedding gifts to family, within normal limits

Part G - Information and duties

Revocation of earlier powers

Do you have an earlier power of attorney that needs to be revoked?

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