An enduring guardian cannot consent to anything unlawful and cannot: make a will for you, vote on your behalf, consent to marriage, manage your finances, or override your objections, if any, to medical treatment. If at the time decisions are made by your enduring...

You can give your enduring guardian as many or as few functions as you like. You can delete the functions you do not want your enduring guardian to have and add others if you wish. For example, you can give them the power to decide on your health care but not where...

The person you appoint as your enduring guardian must be: at least 18 years old someone you trust to make decisions in your best interests. The appointed enduring guardian cannot be a person who, at the time of appointment: provides medical treatment or care to you on...