Contributor

Philip Grano, Principal Legal Officer, Office of the Public Advocate

Overview

An enduring power of attorney is a good idea in cases of any sudden or gradual onset of a disabling condition. The differences of general powers of attorney, enduring powers of attorney and guardianship are explained.

This section includes the following topics:

• Introduction
• General (non-enduring) power of attorney
• Enduring power of attorney (financial and personal matters)
• Supportive attorneys
• Enduring power of attorney (medical)
• More information
• Contacts

 

A PDF of this chapter from The Law Handbook 2020 can be purchased for only $5.50. To purchase, click here.