Estate planning Succession 2013

Do you need to be putting into place a guardianship agreement as well as an enduring power of attorney?

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 31 Oct 2013

 

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As we get older we need to plan for the future and recognise that there will come a point where we need to put in place future plans that acknowledge that we may not be able to carry them out personally.

This paper covers:

  • what is it and what function does it perform
  • contrasted with an enduring power of attorney
  • why it is important
  • what happens if you do not have one in place
  • can it be conditional?
  • who should be appointed
  • issues arising in blended family situations.

Details

  • Published By: Richard Neal
  • Published On:31 Oct 2013
  • Took place at:Swissotel, Sydney

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