When can you benefit other people under an enduring power of attorney?

When can you benefit other people under an enduring power of attorney?

by | 8 - 265, 8 - Pass on your wealth (including EP), EstateSpecialists, Individual Interest

An enduring power of attorney has the power to make a lot of decisions. However, without good planning, they may still not be able to do what you intend them to do. For example, if you appoint your spouse as your enduring attorney they will not be able to do anything that benefits themselves. Find out how to avoid these pitfalls.

Kasia Maczuga

Kasia Maczuga

by | EstateSpecialists, exblog

You have significant wealth to pass on to the next generation. You want to involve other family members in your wealth management and decision-making processes, but you don’t know how. As with all family enterprises, your legal issues are multi-faceted and need to...