Guides
Acting as an Attorney or Representative for someone can feel overwhelming. You want to help your person, but now you’re suddenly responsible for someone else’s finances and legal decisions or healthcare decisions. Add family dynamics, health issues, and time pressures, and it can quickly feel like more than you signed up for.
These guides are meant to give you that same starting point: to help you understand what’s expected of you, and show you how to manage the work, right through to the day your role comes to an end. Our goal with these guides is simple: to give you clear, practical tools to help you navigate your duties, and to reassure you that you don’t have to figure it out alone.
So You’re an Attorney under a Power of Attorney
This guide is for you if you are named as an Attorney for an Adult in a British Columbia Power of Attorney.
The guide will walk you through the legal requirements of being an Attorney and best practices. It will explain your duties and record keeping requirements. It also includes helpful resource templates for you to use.
Paperback and eBook available now! See below.
So You’re a Representative under a Section 9 Representation Agreement
This guide is for you if you are named as a Representative for an Adult in a British Columbia Representation Agreement.
The guide will walk you through the legal requirements of being a Representative and best practices. It will explain your duties and record keeping requirements. It also includes helpful resource templates for you to use.
Releasing spring 2026!
So You’re a Representative under a Section 7 Representation Agreement
This guide is for you if you are named as a Representative for an Adult in a British Columbia Representation Agreement.
The guide will walk you through the legal requirements of being a Representative and best practices. It will explain your duties and record keeping requirements. It also includes helpful resource templates for you to use.
Releasing summer 2026!
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