Cavell Leitch

Christchurch-based powers of attorney specialists, New Zealand wide service

A power of attorney is an important document to have should you require someone to take care of your property affairs when you are overseas or in case you become mentally incapacitated.

Changes to the law around how enduring powers of attorney are prepared and witnessed and the increasing complexities within families mean that it is now, more than ever, important to get skilled legal advice in this area. Our experts can offer you skilled legal advice and guide you through these important decisions.

Powers of attorney

An enduring power of attorney is an important document to have should you become mentally incapacitated to enable someone to take care of your property affairs or make decisions in relation to your personal care and welfare when you are unable to.

A power of attorney can be used when you are overseas or physically incapacitated.

A deed of delegation can be signed by Trustees to allow another person to sign on their behalf in trust matters.

Talk to our friendly legal team today to ensure your enduring power of attorney meets all legal requirements.