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Power of Attorney FAQs

What is a Power of Attorney & Why do I need one?

A Power of Attorney is a very important and powerful legal document that allows someone, known as your attorney, to make legal and financial decisions on your behalf when you’re not able to or simply do not want to.

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Who should I nominate to be my attorney?

The most important decision to make when preparing your Power of Attorney is who to appoint as your attorney.

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When does a Power of Attorney start?

You can decide whether you would like your Power of Attorney to start immediately upon your attorney accepting their appointment by signing the document.

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When does a Power of Attorney end?

At Rayners Lawyers, we make sure your Power of Attorney is clear

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Will I lose my rights if I make a Power of Attorney?

No. As long as you have capacity to make your own legal and financial decisions, you will still have the authority to deal with your own property and money.

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