Karen Williams
Karen Williams is the Principal Solicitor for ADA Law. She is currently studying her PhD(I) at UNE on the intersection between acute health and aged care sectors. She also has 20 years experience as a social worker in general medical, mental health and emergency department care.
Reviewing your decision-maker if things change
You can change a guardianship, financial management or administration order if your circumstances change. The process varies from state to state.
What happens if you don't have an enduring power of attorney?
It’s important to fully understand the risks of not having an Enduring Power of Attorney before deciding not to make one.
Can a decision maker control access?
Rights count in decisions about access and contact.
Conflicts of interest
When an appointed attorney’s private interests conflict with their power of attorney obligations, elder abuse could be the outcome.
Cross-border issues
This section highlights a range of cross-border issues resulting from the fact that each of Australia’s states and territories has its own version of an enduring power of attorney (EPOA) with varying names, powers and processes.