Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) - NSW - Get an EPA, online

About this service:

An enduring power of attorney (EPA) is a legal document that allows you to nominate one or more persons (referred to as attorneys) to act on your behalf. An enduring power of attorney gives the attorney the authority to manage your legal and financial affairs, including buying and selling real estate, shares and other assets, operating your bank accounts and spending money on your behalf. ‘Enduring’ means that the power of attorney continues when you cannot make these types of decisions for yourself. The power will stop being of any effect when you die.

This document is an important legal document and is recommended for anybody wanting to plan their legal affairs properly.

Questionnaire time:

This interview should take you 5 to 10 minutes.

Before you start:

You should think about who you want confer power of attorney to, whether you want to nominate any alternate/substitute attorneys, and what kind of decisions you want to allow an attorney to make on your behalf, and whether you want to place any limitation on what an attorney can do.