Committeeship – What to Do When There is No Power of Attorney

A must for anyone having to making legal, financial, or care decisions for a loved one, when there is no signed Power of Attorney.

This 1 hour seminar includes a question and answer period, and explains:

• what a Committee is and when you need one;
• about the Public Trustee as a possible alternative;
• the Role of the Committee,
• about applying to Court to be a Committee (including about court documents and serving others);
• about reporting requirements of Committees and your legal duty once appointed;
• about associated legal costs;

Other recommended sessions:

• Will & Estate Disputes – Dealing With Family Feuds
• Administrator – What to Do When There is No Will