If P has properties overseas, does the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) or court order cover authority to deal with these properties?

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An LPA registered in Singapore or a Court Order made in Singapore is valid for use in Singapore. You may wish to check with the third-party foreign institution that you will be transacting with, on whether they would accept a foreign-registered LPA or Court Order from another country. You may also wish to seek legal advice on the use of a foreign-registered LPA/Court order in that country.

If P has properties overseas, does the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) or court order cover authority to deal with these properties?

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