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Guardianship and Administration Tribunal as part of a Will

> Many people with impaired decision-making capacity are capable of making most, or at least some, of the decisions that affect their lives. When the decision-making capacity is seriously impaired, this will mean that certain decisions may have to be made by others. The problem that arises is that no one has an automatic right …

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> In the case where there is no enduring power of attorney then problems may arise. The Guardianship and Administration Act 2000, which commenced operation on 1st July 2000, complements the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 and is the final stage in the implementation of recommendations made by the Queensland Law Reform Commission to assist …

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> Most people with impaired decision-making capacity do not need a guardian or administrator because their family, friends or support network help them make decisions. The Tribunal will only appoint a guardian or administrator if there is no other way to ensure that the interests of the person concerned are protected and that his/her needs …

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> Upon receipt of an application, the Tribunal will investigate the situation which has been referred to it and may make independent enquiries and collect information to enable the panel to make a proper decision. The Tribunal examines documents and hears evidence in much the same way as a Court. The Tribunal must comply with …

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Guardianship and Administration Tribunal as part of a Will

Guardianship and Administration Act 2000

Dealing with Disputes as part of a Will

Hearings as part of a Will

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