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Steps for Witnessing

WebThe Guide 5th Edition The QJA Guide to JP Practice in Queensland Page 69 Steps for Witnessing - Advance Health Directives . The following is the sequence recommended …

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Advance Health Directives (AHDs)

Web1. A doctor: 2. The Principal: (Your client) Section 1: Your details Section 2: Your health conditions and concerns Section 3: Your views, wishes and preferences Section 4: Your …

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4.9 Witnessing general powers of attorney, enduring powers …

WebTo appoint an attorney for health matters under an AHD, an adult must have the same capacity for making an EPA giving the same type of power. a. Making the document …

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Advance Health Directive Witness Checklist Guide

Web2. Explanation. Explain to the Principal the following: • that the attorney’s power starts only after the principal has lost capacity for decision making. • that the attorney will be able to …

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What are certified copies

WebCertification must be by one of the following persons— (a) the principal. (b) a justice. (c) a commissioner for declarations. (d) a notary public;

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Steps for witnessing Enduring Powers of Attorney

WebThe Guide 5th Edition The QJA Guide to JP Practice in Queensland Page 65 Steps for witnessing Enduring Powers of Attorney . The following is the recommended sequence …

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REVOCATION OF AN ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY

WebUse this form if you wish to revoke (cancel) the appointment of a person or persons as your attorney/s (enduring power). As principal (the person revoking the appointment), you …

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Links and Downloads

WebThe Floodcheck Maps are an interactive guide to flood lines, imagery, and data and the extent of floodplains in Queensland. Department of Justice and Attorney-General, JP …

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CHAPTER 1: YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

WebHandy Tips: Your Responsibilities. You will need to purchase and have the right materials to perform your dutiesin a timely and efficient manner. Such materials include a blue or …

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Student Information Handbook

WebTerminology. Throughout this handbook the QJA uses the term “student” in all references to those accessing training through our RTO. The term “client” refers to those persons …

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CONSTITUTION OF QUEENSLAND JUSTICES ASSOCIATION

WebActions Authorised Under the Act. a) Subject to rule 6, where the Act authorises or permits a company to do anything if authorised by its constitution, the QJA is authorised or …

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CHAPTER 23: BAIL AND SURETIES

WebEnsure that the Affidavit is signed in front of you and that the deponent’s signature and your signature appear on every page. 18. Sign the Jurat (in blue or black) on the last page; …

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CHAPTER 3: THE AUSTRALIAN LEGAL SYSTEM

WebThe Guide 5th Edition The QJA Guide to JP Practice in Queensland Page 26 o Currency, coinage, and legal tender. o Banking, other than State banking; also State banking …

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Mental Health Act 2016

WebThis guide provides information about appointing a nominated support person under the Mental Health Act 2016. At the end of the guide is the form for appointing a nominated …

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