Very informative Terry, Thank you. Is it easy change the person you have appointed? Or it’s it a case of starting over again? Say they pass away or you fall out with them. Also would you consider doing a video some time on the law around trusts in Ireland please.
Thank you for another interesting video. About 10 years ago my wife and I set up enduring power of attorney for our selves I forget what it cost but it was expensive. Our solicitor retired and our new one took it over. I feel it was money well spent. I know solicitors make mistakes but to set up something like this without guidance would be crazy.
Does power of attorney cease at the momentent of death? I am aware of a case of an intestate estate where no grant of administration has been sought but the deceased's brother - who did not reside with the deceased - has claimed to have power of attorney and has removed farm stock and has since benefited from the sale of the produce. I believe that he might qualify for a grant of administration if he applied but his motivation in failing to apply is to avoid inheritance tax and eventually gain control of the holding through a squatters title. It's 5 years since the date of death and no contact has been made with the Probate Office.
@terrygorry Thanks, that's what I thought myself and in this particular case there was never power of attorney during life either as the lady who passed away had full mental faculties & awareness, it's just that she died unexpectedly having neglected to make a will.
Sounds like our EPA Safeguards are sufficiently robust & watertight/loophole-free to *safely* accomodate Lawful Medically-Assisted *"Death with Dignity"* 🤷♀️ ..without risk of coerced "assisted" suicide, financial-burden-induced suicide, without risk of murder and/or murder made to look like suicide or *premature* 'death with dignity' fudged and made to appear like lawful & timely 'death with dignity' etcetera.
Great info on what is facing most of us. Thank you.
Very informative Terry, Thank you. Is it easy change the person you have appointed? Or it’s it a case of starting over again? Say they pass away or you fall out with them. Also would you consider doing a video some time on the law around trusts in Ireland please.
Thank you for another interesting video. About 10 years ago my wife and I set up enduring power of attorney for our selves I forget what it cost but it was expensive. Our solicitor retired and our new one took it over. I feel it was money well spent. I know solicitors make mistakes but to set up something like this without guidance would be crazy.
Great info but horrendously expensive 👌
Terry . Any advice on how to set up a trust. To legally own nothing. Like the super rich do
Does power of attorney cease at the momentent of death? I am aware of a case of an intestate estate where no grant of administration has been sought but the deceased's brother - who did not reside with the deceased - has claimed to have power of attorney and has removed farm stock and has since benefited from the sale of the produce. I believe that he might qualify for a grant of administration if he applied but his motivation in failing to apply is to avoid inheritance tax and eventually gain control of the holding through a squatters title. It's 5 years since the date of death and no contact has been made with the Probate Office.
A power of attorney has no effect after death.
@terrygorry Thanks, that's what I thought myself and in this particular case there was never power of attorney during life either as the lady who passed away had full mental faculties & awareness, it's just that she died unexpectedly having neglected to make a will.
Sounds like our EPA Safeguards are sufficiently robust & watertight/loophole-free to *safely* accomodate Lawful Medically-Assisted *"Death with Dignity"* 🤷♀️ ..without risk of coerced "assisted" suicide, financial-burden-induced suicide, without risk of murder and/or murder made to look like suicide or *premature* 'death with dignity' fudged and made to appear like lawful & timely 'death with dignity' etcetera.