Enduring Power of Attorney (financial) FAQ

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How many people can be appointed as attorney?

Do the alternative attorneys have to sign the statement of acceptance form?

What is the difference between jointly, and, jointly and severally?

Can an attorney charge a fee?

When does the power begin?

Can someone appointed as an attorney under an Enduring Power of Attorney (financial) also make decisions about medical treatment?

I have an Enduring Power of Attorney made before 2004 on a form that just says Enduring Power of Attorney. What sort of power is this? Is it still valid?

Who can witness an Enduring Power of Attorney (Financial)?

What should be done with the Enduring Power of Attorney (financial) form when it is completed?

Can an Enduring Power of Attorney (financial) be changed?

Can an attorney delegate their power to anyone else?

Does the attorney have to tell other family members about the decisions they are making?

Does the attorney need to keep accounts?

Can an Enduring Power of Attorney made in another state be used in Victoria?

Can an Enduring Power of Attorney - financial made in Victoria be used in overseas?

Can a person living overseas make an Enduring Power of Attorney (financial) for use in Victoria? Who can witness the document?