Powers of attorney in Surrey

In BC, an enduring power of attorney can continue during incapacity if it meets the legal requirements. It concerns financial affairs; it is not a substitute for every health-care or personal-care planning document. A representation agreement may also be relevant. The choice of decision-maker, the powers granted and when those powers begin deserve careful consideration.

Let us know whether you need a new power of attorney, advice on an existing document, or assistance with signing a form supplied by a bank or another organization. These are different instructions. A signature appointment may require further review before the document can be signed, particularly if it is intended for use outside BC.

• Who you trust to act for you and whether you want an alternate.
• Which matters the person should handle and any limits you want to discuss.
• Whether the authority should start immediately or only in particular circumstances.
• Existing powers of attorney or representation agreements, and any bank or recipient requirements.

Request a quote for preparation, review or signing, as applicable. Office appointments are available in Surrey by arrangement, including early morning and evening appointments. Ask about mobile visits if travel is difficult; availability and an additional travel fee will need to be confirmed. Start with a brief inquiry rather than sending financial records or other confidential documents.

Unit 300, 9850 King George Blvd
Surrey, BC V3T 0P9

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