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Category: Powers of Attorney

Breaking News: Victoria has Become the First State in Australia to Legalise Voluntary Assisted Dying

Breaking News: Victoria has Become the First State in Australia to Legalise Voluntary Assisted Dying

In Dec 2016 the Victorian Government first announced its intention to commence the proposed legislation for voluntary assisted dying framework in Victoria.

Attorney-General Argues a Sperm Donor is a Parent – what does this mean on death??

Attorney-General Argues a Sperm Donor is a Parent – what does this mean on death?

The term ‘parent’ is currently expressed under the Family Law Act (Cth) to mean a child’s biological parent.

Law Institute of Victoria Supports National Power of Attorney Registry Scheme

Law Institute of Victoria Supports National Power of Attorney Registry Scheme

By making an Enduring Power of Attorney, it allows you to appoint a person or persons who you trust to make certain decisions on your behalf.

Breaking News: Queensland Court Rules That Financial Attorney Can Sign a Superannuation Binding Death Benefit Nomination on Behalf of Incapacitated Member

Breaking News: Queensland Court Rules That Financial Attorney Can Sign a Superannuation Binding Death Benefit Nomination on Behalf of Incapacitated Member

On 24 Aug 2018, Queensland Supreme Court ruled in a case that a death benefit nomination signed by an incapacitated member’s financial attorneys was valid.

Medical Powers of Attorney in Victoria Have Changed – Are You Ready?

Medical Powers of Attorney in Victoria Have Changed – Are You Ready?

As of 12 March 2018, the rules relating to medical powers of attorney in Victoria will be overhauled.

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