Canada In Canada, there are generally two types of Power of Attorney: Power of Attorney for Property: Allows the appointed attorney to make financial and property decisions on behalf of the grantor, such as managing bank accounts, selling property, and paying bills. Power of Attorney for Personal Care: Allows the appointed attorney to make decisions related to the grantor's health care and personal well-being, such as choosing a place of residence, and making decisions about medical treatment.
Canada In Canada there are generally two types of Power of Attorney Power of Attorney for Property Allows the appointed attorney to make financial and property decisions on behalf of the grantor such as managing bank accounts selling property and paying bills Power of Attorney for Personal Care Allows the appointed attorney to make decisions related to the grantor's health care and personal well-being such as choosing a place of residence and making decisions about medical treatment