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1. www.canadianlawyermag.com › practice-areas › trustsWhat the law says about powers of attorney and wills

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Power of attorney are called differently across the different provinces and territories in Canada. However, it may be divided into two distinct types according to its use: 1. Power of attorney for personal and medical care: appointing someone to make decisions for a person’s personal medical care in case they become mentally incapable; also ...

2. ltpm.ltsa.ca › 56-power-attorney-valid-3-years-only56 Power Of Attorney Valid For 3 Years Only | Land Title ...

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   As defined in s. 1 of the Land Title Act, an enduring power of attorney is one made under Part 2 of the Power of Attorney Act. Enduring powers of attorney remain valid for land title purposes under s. 56(3) of the Land Title Act until they are terminated by an order filed in the land title office or by another means.

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4. www.canlii.org › en › bcPower of Attorney Act, RSBC 1996, c 370 - CanLII

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   4 days ago · (2) If an enduring power of attorney that was validly made under section 8, before the repeal, on September 1, 2011, of that section by the Adult Guardianship and Planning Statutes Amendment Act, 2007, contains an authorization that is permitted under that section but would not otherwise be permitted under Part 2, the authorization continues to be valid.

5. www2.gov.bc.ca › assets › govENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY - Gov

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   ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY Made under Part 2 of the Power of Attorney Act. The use of this form is voluntary. Be advised that this form may not be appropriate for use by all persons, as it provides only one option of how an Enduring Power of Attorney may be made. In addition, it does not constitute legal advice.

6. www.canada.ca › power-attorney-financialWhat every older Canadian should know about: Powers of ...

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   A general power of attorney can be “specific” or “limited”, which can give authority to your attorney for a limited task (e.g. sell a house) or give them authority for a specific period of time. The power of attorney can start as soon as you sign it, or it can start on a specific date that you write in the document.

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   While an EPOA that was validly made under section 8 of the POAA (repealed September 1, 2011) is deemed to be an EPOA made under Part 2 of the new POAA (s. 42(1)), it is still a wise idea for those who have already designated Powers of Attorney to revisit these matters and speak to a lawyer to be certain as to the applicability and ...

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   Can a power of attorney be made under Part 2?

   • Made under Part 2 of the Power of Attorney Act. The use of this form is voluntary. Be advised that this form may not be appropriate for use by all persons, as it provides only one option of how an Enduring Power of Attorney may be made. In addition, it does not constitute legal advice.

   ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY - Gov

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   What is an enduring power of attorney?

   • As defined in s. 1 of the Land Title Act, an enduring power of attorney is one made under Part 2 of the Power of Attorney Act. Enduring powers of attorney remain valid for land title purposes under s. 56 (3) of the Land Title Act until they are terminated by an order filed in the land title office or by another means. Contracting Out of s. 56 (1)

   56 Power Of Attorney Valid For 3 Years Only | Land Title ... - LTSA

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   What are the changes to the power of Attorney Act?

   • Amendments to the Power of Attorney Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c.370 (“Act”) which came into force September 1, 2011 establish new requirements relating to Enduring Powers of Attorney (“EPOA”). The requirements include: The Act has been further amended to authorize the establishment of alternative processes for signing of EPOAs.

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   Can a power of attorney be combined?

   • You can require that your attorneys make all decisions together (“jointly”), or to act together or separately, if one of them is unavailable (“jointly and severally”). You can also appoint alternate or successive attorneys. Having two or more attorneys could reduce potential fraudulent use of a power of attorney.

   What every older Canadian should know about: Powers of attorney (for

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   Can a power of attorney appoint more than one attorney?

   • You can also appoint alternate or successive attorneys. Having two or more attorneys could reduce potential fraudulent use of a power of attorney. A general power of attorney allows your attorney to look after your affairs if you are away temporarily or if you need help managing your affairs.

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   What laws apply to a power of attorney?

   • Anyone drafting a power of attorney or a will must know which laws apply to them since it may differ from every province or territory. Each province or territory has enacted their own Powers of Attorney Act. These laws define: For instance, British Columbia’s legislation would be its Power of Attorney Act.

   What the law says about powers of attorney and wills

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9. ltsa.ca › wp-content › uploadsPractice Bulletin No. 02-11 - LTSA

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   attorney under s . 17, • a date stated in the EPOA as being its effective date, • the date an event described in the EPOA as bringing the power of attorney into effect is confirmed to have occurred. Land title forms already executed by an attorney under a deficient EPOA will have to be re -