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According to section 104(1a) of the Guardianship and Administration Act 1990, power of attorney can be described as a legal document which grants a donee the power and liability required to take decisions for the donor in the required circumstances if the donor is unable to take decisions for themselves. The decision can vary from certain financial matters of the organization that the donor has been involved with or may be the required medical services. The individual receiving the power of attorney has a variety of power to implement, so it is recommended to the donor that they should choose the individual properly otherwise misuse of a power can always lead to unexpected situations.
It is very important for the individual willing to donate their power of attorney to have a proper idea about Will and power of attorney. Consulting a professional attorney saves time with the legal issues that are involved in the process.
According to 104(1)(b) the donor must declare under the supervision of the Court that whether the power of the donee individual should exceed the legal capacity or only be in power of the legal capacity if somehow the individual lose the power of legal capacity under the State Administrative Tribunal. Power of Attorney will not be valid until the process is done and signed under the presence of minimum two witnesses and also a statement of acceptance.
Estate Planning Lawyers in Perth has helped several individuals over the years to choose the right kind of person for receiving the power of attorney.
If you have any doubts related to the selection of a right candidate for passing the power then get in touch with our expert panel for the best suggestion. They will be more than happy to provide you with their valuable consultation once they receive your phone or email.