Sample Powers of Attorney
The sample powers of attorney on this website (three continuing, three welfare and three continuing & welfare) are for information and advice purposes. The sample powers of attorney include the certificate which requires to be signed by a solicitor, advocate or doctor. There is also a list of the most commonly used financial powers and welfare powers. You should consider carefully what powers you wish to be included in the document.
It is also possible to add a clause to a Continuing Power of Attorney that states that the document is only to be used after the granter becomes incapable. Please note that after 5 October 2007, if such a clause is added, a statement must also be included that states that the granter has considered how their incapacity is to be determined.
To set up a power of attorney it is recommended that you seek the advice of a solicitor.
Welfare Power of Attorney (WPA) - A list of Welfare Powers |
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Welfare Power of Attorney (WPA) (one attorney appointed) |
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Welfare Power of Attorney (WPA) (more than one attorney appointed) |
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Welfare Power of Attorney (WPA) (one attorney + substitute) |
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Continuing Power of Attorney (CPA) - A list of Financial Powers |
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Continuing Power of Attorney (CPA) (one attorney appointed) |
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Continuing Power of Attorney (CPA) (more than one attorney appointed) |
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Continuing Power of Attorney (CPA) (one attorney + substitute) |
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Continuing and Welfare Power of Attorney (CWPA) (one attorney appointed) |
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Continuing and Welfare Power of Attorney (CWPA) (more than one attorney appointed) |
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Continuing and Welfare Power of Attorney (CWPA) (one attorney appointed + substitute) |

