What would happen to your affairs if you lost the capacity to handle them yourself?

If you don’t have an enduring power of attorney (EPA), managing your affairs can be extremely difficult.  Family and friends don’t have an automatic right to make decisions on your behalf.  In most cases, if you want someone else to have authority to handle your affairs you need to arrange that ahead of time.

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New Zealand’s Retirement Villages Act 2003 (“the Act”) was passed to provide greater protection to residents of Retirement Villages and their property rights, by providing a clear legal framework for residents, intending residents and operators.  Parry Field Lawyers provide legal advice on a range of property matters including helping residents or owners of retirement village units. Read more