Enduring Power of Attorney · Queensland

Choose who steps in if you can't

Appoint someone you trust to manage your financial affairs — immediately, or only if you lose capacity.

Important. Queensland law requires this on the government's official approved form, witnessed by a JP, Commissioner for Declarations, notary public, or lawyer — not just any adult.

What's included

Appointment of one or more attorneys
Choice of when the power starts
A clear summary to take to your witness
Step-by-step guidance on the approved form