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If you want to learn about '''making''' a power of attorney, this guide is not designed for you.  Talk with a lawyer or notary public. These resources are also helpful:
If you want to learn about '''making''' a power of attorney, this guide is not designed for you.  Talk with a lawyer or notary public. These resources are also helpful:
*The information on “[http://www.peopleslawschool.ca/everyday-legal-problems/wills-estates/personal-planning-powers-attorney Power of Attorney]” from People’s Law School.  
*The publication ''[[Power of Attorney]]'' and the “[http://www.peopleslawschool.ca/everyday-legal-problems/wills-estates/personal-planning-powers-attorney website information]” from People’s Law School.  
*The “[http://www.nidus.ca/PDFs/Nidus_Guide_EPA.pdf Guide to Making & Registering Your Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA])” from Nidus.  
*The “[http://www.nidus.ca/PDFs/Nidus_Guide_EPA.pdf Guide to Making & Registering Your Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA])” from Nidus.  
*The website [http://mylawbc.com/paths/wills/ MyLawBC] from Legal Services Society, the agency that provides legal aid in BC. The site has a tool to help you decide what documents to create to plan for your future.
*The website [http://mylawbc.com/paths/wills/ MyLawBC] from Legal Services Society, the agency that provides legal aid in BC. The site has a tool to help you decide what documents to create to plan for your future.
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