Powers of attorney and advance care directives.
Who decides if you cannot. Often prepared with a will.
Your people
The work.
We prepare powers of attorney and advance care directives alongside wills, and recommend doing them at the same time. We can prepare an enduring power of attorney, a general power of attorney and an advance care directive.
The same people who prepare wills can prepare these: Theodosi Cotsaris, Mariah Ikonomopoulos, Charlotte Woodroffe and Mary-Lee Hutchins.
Fees, before you begin.
We do not publish a fixed fee for this work. Fees are set out up front, before the file is opened, so ask for the estimate in the first conversation.
Fees and eligibility can change. Confirm them with us before relying on them.
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Questions about powers of attorney and advance care directives.
- Who prepares powers of attorney at CPC Lawyers?
- The wills and estates lawyers: Theodosi Cotsaris, Mariah Ikonomopoulos, Charlotte Woodroffe and Mary-Lee Hutchins.
- Can this be done in the same appointment as a will?
- The firm lists the documents together and recommends putting them in place at the same time as a will.
- Is the fee published?
- No. Ask for a written estimate, and ask that a combined will and power of attorney be quoted as one figure if that is what you want.