Can a Donee who is appointed to make decisions on my personal welfare matters also make decisions on property & affairs matters and vice versa?

Updated by MSF 2y ago

If your Donee has been appointed only to make decisions about personal welfare, he cannot make decisions about your finances.

If your Donee has been appointed only to make decisions about property & affairs, he cannot make decisions about your welfare.

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Office of the Public Guardian Information on LPA

Related questions

If I have more than one Donee, how should they decide on matters on my behalf?

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What types of decisions are covered under personal welfare matters?

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