If you lose your capacity and you have not appointed someone as your guardian, subject to the operation of the Guardianship Act, there is at that point no one who has the legal capacity to make lifestyle and welfare decisions for you. Not even your spouse or partner or in the case of a child … Read more
To appoint an enduring guardian you need to complete a Form of Appointment of Enduring Guardian which we can assist you with. Substitute appointments are also permitted by the Act and you should consider appointing substitutes. Your signature to the Form of Appointment of Enduring Guardian and the signature of the people you appoint must … Read more
An enduring guardian is someone you choose to make lifestyle and welfare decisions for you when you are not capable of doing this for yourself. You choose which decisions (functions) you want your enduring guardian to make (have) and you can give your guardian directions on how to carry out those functions. An enduring power … Read more