Enduring Guardianship & Power of Attorney in Wagga Wagga

Legal Services for Powers of Attorney & Enduring Guardianship

Friedlieb Fox McLeod Solicitors provides legal advice and representation for all aspects of powers of attorney and enduring guardianship. We offer tailored legal solutions for individuals in Wagga Wagga and Lockhart who seek to plan for the management of their affairs in the event of incapacity. This includes creating documents that designate trusted individuals to make financial and healthcare decisions on your behalf.

 

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Key Services Offered

Our range of services in Powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship includes:


  • Legal Consultation: We conduct detailed consultations to gain an understanding of your specific needs and concerns regarding Powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship.
  • Document Preparation: We can craft legally binding documents that formally designate trusted representatives, including powers of attorney and enduring guardianship.
  • Legal Compliance: We can ensure all documents meet the legal requirements and standards for powers of attorney and enduring guardianship.
  • Appointment of Agents: We can formalise the appointment of agents or guardians who will make financial and healthcare decisions on your behalf.
  • Regular Reviews: We offer periodic reviews and updates to ensure your designated agents and guardians align with your current wishes.


Our services are intended to provide peace of mind, and to ensure your financial and healthcare affairs are protected and managed according to your wishes in case of incapacity. To learn more or arrange a consultation, contact our team today.

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Understanding Powers of Attorney & Enduring Guardianship

To make informed decisions about powers of attorney and enduring guardianship, it can be useful to understand these concepts and know how they work. A power of attorney is a legal document wherein one person (the donor) authorises another person (the attorney) to act on their behalf regarding financial matters. This could include managing investments, paying bills or selling property.


An enduring guardianship allows you to nominate someone to make personal, health or lifestyle decisions for you when you're not capable of doing so yourself. It's important to note that an enduring guardianship does not give the appointed person the power to manage your finances—that's the

role of an attorney.


Both documents are similar in that they are designed to help ensure someone you trust is making decisions on your behalf should you become unable to do so. However, they cover different aspects of your life and may be used together for comprehensive protection.

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FAQs

  • What is the role of a power of attorney, and how can you help with it?

    A power of attorney allows someone to act on your behalf legally. We can help you draft a power of attorney document and provide guidance on its implications.

  • What is enduring guardianship, and when is it needed?

    Enduring guardianship grants someone the authority to make medical and lifestyle decisions on your behalf if you cannot make those decisions. We can assist in setting up enduring guardianship arrangements.

  • What happens if I don't have a power of attorney or enduring guardianship in place?

    If you become mentally incapacitated and don't have a power of attorney or enduring guardianship in place, your family might need to apply to the court for the authority to manage your financial affairs or make health and lifestyle decisions on your behalf. 

  • Can I change my power of attorney or enduring guardianship once it's been created?

    Yes, as long as you are mentally competent, you can change or revoke your power of attorney or enduring guardianship at any time. This could involve changing the designated agent or guardian, or changing the powers they have. 

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