This automated process will help you assess which Enduring Power of Attorney form prescribed by the government of Tasmania is required to be used.
The Enduring Power of Attorney is not cancelled if the Principal/Donor loses capacity.
The Enduring Power of Attorney can only be used to appoint Attorneys as decision makers for financial matters: a separate Enduring Power of Guardianship is required for appointing decision makers for personal and health matters.
Document Overview:
1️⃣ An Enduring Power of Attorney (Form 3) is used to confer particular powers on the Attorney/s – use this form if the decision-making power of the Attorney is to be limited.
2️⃣ An Enduring Power of Attorney (Form 4) is used to confer general powers on the Attorney/s.
3️⃣ Details for prescribed witnesses can be inserted in the form if known before it is generated.
If you are a member of a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) and proceed to and lose your legal decision making capacity you will encounter expensive and complex legal issues if you don't have an EPOA already in place.
The Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 (Cth) (SISA) allows an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) to act on behalf of a member.
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Ensure you are able to keep your Pet/s with you [as long as possible] by providing specific written directions ahead of time and including financial provision for the support of yourself, your Pet/s long-term care, maintenance, health + pet insurance + potentially your Pet/s carer in your Enduring Power of Attorney [EPOA] / NT Advance Person Plan.
Think of setting up an informal arrangement with the RSPCA as a back-up plan just in case for some reason your friends or family circumstances change and they are no longer in a suitable position to take on the responsibility for long-term care of your Pet/s.
RSPCA Home Ever After / Pet Bequest / Pet Legacy program
For a more detailed discussion please refer to our blog article “Care Planning for your Furry, Fluffy or Fine-Feathered Pets" by James D. Ford GAICD | Principal Solicitor, Blue Ocean Law Group℠.
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This FAQ was written by James D. Ford GAICD | Principal Solicitor, Blue Ocean Law Group℠.
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