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Power of Attorney Laws in Quebec

Quebec’s POA Laws – An overview.

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Lawyer Ann Soden shares some basic information about power of attorney laws in Quebec. During our conversation, she speaks to the following POA issues:

What should I do to ensure my finances are taken care of in the event that I have lost my ability to manage them on my own? How will I know that I will be cared for?
What is the name of the document created for this purpose?
Can I give authority to someone when I still have the ability to make my own decisions, but no longer have the same mobility?
How do I decide who to give the power to and what is that person called in the document? What if something happens to that person?
What duties does the person I appoint have towards me, my finances and my care?
What if I don’t want the person that I appointed to have unrestricted powers over my finances?
Can I revoke the document? And if so, how?

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