Meridian Law GroupVancouver, BC · September 11, 2026Does a Committeeship Cancel a Power of Attorney or Representation Agreement in BC?
Most British Columbians who plan for incapacity do so with two documents: an enduring power of attorney for financial matters and a representation agreement for health and personal care. Those documents are meant to keep decisions in the hands of someone the adult chose, and out of court. But when a relative applies to have...
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