Powers of Attorney

Power of Attorney

What is it?

Generally speaking, a power of attorney is a document whereby you appoint another person to act on your behalf. The person who is appointed is called the "attorney" which in this sense means something similar to an agent ­ it has nothing to do with lawyers.

Under the Substitute Decisions Act there are two kinds of Powers of Attorney in Ontario:

Three Types of Powers of Attorney

  1. Continuing Power for Property
  2. Personal Care
  3. Special Power of Attorney for Property

How much does this cost?

Personal Care and Property

$110.00 + Disbursements & HST

(per person)

Special Powers of Attorney for Property

$110.00 + Disbursements & HST

(per person)

This document is provided for information only and is not intended to be construed as advice.

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