Difference between revisions of "Substitute Decision Making for Adult Guardianship (15:IV)"

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An attorney may make a gift or loan, or a charitable gift from the adult’s property if the EPOA permits the attorney to do so, or if (''PAA'' s 20):  
An attorney may make a gift or loan, or a charitable gift from the adult’s property if the EPOA permits the attorney to do so, or if (''PAA'' s 20):  
The adult will have sufficient property remaining to meet the personal care and health care needs of the adult and the adult’s dependents, and to satisfy other legal obligations<br>
* The adult will have sufficient property remaining to meet the personal care and health care needs of the adult and the adult’s dependents, and to satisfy other legal obligations
The adult, when capable, made gifts or loans, or charitable gifts, of that nature; and
* The adult, when capable, made gifts or loans, or charitable gifts, of that nature; and
the total value of all gifts, loans and charitable gifts in a year is equal to or less than a prescribed value (set out in s 3 of the ''PAR'')<br>
the total value of all gifts, loans and charitable gifts in a year is equal to or less than a prescribed value (set out in s 3 of the ''PAR'')


According to s 20(2) of the ''PAA'', an attorney may receive a gift or loan, if the EPOA permits.
According to s 20(2) of the ''PAA'', an attorney may receive a gift or loan, if the EPOA permits.


==== d) Creating a Will and Designating Beneficiaries ====
==== d) Creating a Will and Designating Beneficiaries ====
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