We have years of professional experience as power of attorney lawyers in advising you in relation to your personal and financial matters. Special power of attorney documents enables a trusted person to make legal and financial decisions on behalf of another person and sign documents in their name.

• General power of attorney when you are still capable. A general power of attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust, to sign legal and financial document on your behalf. The arrangement is put in place even though you still have the ability. For example, a trusted person to handle your legal issues and pay your bills when you are travelling abroad.

• Enduring power of attorney due to incapacity. An enduring power of attorney is a legal document to appoint someone you trust to make decisions about your financial and personal matters if you lose the ability to understand and make decisions for yourself. Your attorney can sign legal documents, pay your bills and handle your financial affairs when you can no longer manage your own affairs.

• Acquiring quality professional advice. Appointing an attorney should not be considered lightly. We will provide you with reliable and sound legal advice so you can be sure you have selected the right attorney and put in place the right conditions and limitations.

• Losing capacity can be scary and can leave you vulnerable. Obtaining advice from an experienced lawyer early can stand you in good stead later affording you certainty and peace of mind.

Things you can learn from Camden Valley Lawyers

Trust is the foundation on which you base every solid relationship. Our commitment to providing honest, reliable, affordable and quality legal services rests high on our value system. We also offer the following services.

• Advice and assistance with estates. No one wants to think about death, but when a loved one passes, the last thing you want to be worrying about is the red tape. We take the load off your shoulders by handling the entire process from finding the will and applying for probate, identifying the beneficiaries, identifying and collecting the assets and paying the debts, administrative matters and distribution. We will handle the hard stuff so you can concentrate on what matters most, your family.

• Advice on property matters. Whether you’re considering buying a home, a business or commercial property, we can help you understand your rights and responsibilities regarding the property transaction. We will guide you through the process and advise you on all the terms relating to the transaction before you sign.

• Learn about estate planning to put your mind at ease. It is vital that you understand and plan for the legal implications of your estate upon your death or incapacity. We can assist you in all estate-related matters, including drawing up wills and testamentary trusts so that your family are well taken care of and your assets stay in the right hands.