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FAQs
Clear answers to help you decide.
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If you get sick or injured and need someone to help make important decisions for you, they may not have the authority to do so.
Even if you own property jointly with a spouse (e.g. the family home), in order to sell that property, your spouse will require consent from yourself or your Attorney.
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Perhaps the most important aspect of designating a power of attorney is deciding who you want to appoint as your legal representative. In most of Canada, whomever you appoint is called an “attorney” (not to be confused with a “lawyer”, though they could be a lawyer). In addition to ensuring that this person is someone that you trust to carry out your wishes, you will also want to confirm that they are ready, willing, and able to act on your behalf.
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Without a Power of Attorney, unexpected situations can cause confusion, delays, and legal or financial challenges:
Limited Access to Finances
Family may lack legal authority to access accounts, manage investments, or pay bills.Blocked Property Transactions
Joint owners cannot sell or manage property without a POA.Court-Appointed Guardianship
Families may face costly, stressful legal proceedings to appoint a guardian.Unclear Healthcare Decisions
Medical choices may not align with your wishes without a designated decision-maker.Family Disputes
A lack of instructions can lead to conflicts over your care and finances.A Power of Attorney ensures your affairs are managed smoothly and according to your wishes. Take control today.
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To choose the right person as your attorney under a Power of Attorney, select someone you trust completely, who is reliable and capable of managing your financial, legal, and personal affairs. They should be organized, available when needed, and willing to take on the responsibility. It's important that they understand your values and preferences, particularly regarding bank accounts and personal care. Additionally, consider having a backup in case your primary choice is unavailable.