Power of Attorney
Decisions for the future – including creating a Power of Attorney – often require difficult conversations. Sue Chen Lawyers will help you prepare your important documents and make informed decisions for your medical and enduring power of attorney.
Enduring Power of Attorney
An Enduring Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives another person the authority to make decisions on your behalf. The individuals designated in a Power of Attorney can manage your finances and take on more responsibilities on your behalf. For example, a Real Estate Power of Attorney may designate an individual to manage, buy and sell your properties.
Preparing an Enduring Power of Attorney will help you and your family manage your finances and property if you are unable to. Talk to Sue Chen Lawyers to discuss the best arrangements for your Power of Attorney.
Power of Attorney for Personal Care
Your Power of Attorney for Personal Care is a legal document designed to express your will with regard to your health care. Where a Last Will and Testament takes effect after you die, your personal health care Power of Attorney has effect while you are still alive but unable to make important decisions about your care. This Power of Attorney (which is not the same as your Continuing or Enduring Power of Attorney for Property) grants to those you trust the authority to decide matters of medical care on your behalf in circumstances where you are unable to provide informed medical consent. Your Will and Powers of Attorney are important for legal reasons – to manage your property and health and legal rights – and to give you a sense of security about your future.
Find a Power of Attorney in Toronto and Vancouver
Sue Chen Lawyers understand medical care, the law, and the uncertainty that comes with thoughts about the future. We are dedicated to helping you feel your individual concerns have been heard and addressed in legal documentation designed to manage your uncertainty and provide you with peace of mind. Book a consultation to meet with a lawyer in Toronto or Vancouver and discuss your Power of Attorney.