I’m Linda Caisley, a BC Notary Public, author and educator with more than 40 years of experience in the legal profession.
I write about the legal issues that affect people and families, particularly estate planning, Powers of Attorney, capacity and the responsibilities that come with making decisions for others.
My goal is to make complicated legal topics easier to understand by sharing practical information, real-world experience and a little common sense.
Linda Caisley is a BC Notary Public, author and educator sharing practical insights on capacity, estate planning, Powers of Attorney and related legal issues.
Explore my recent book!
In this practical guide, I walk families through the responsibilities, risks, and real-world decisions that come with caring for someone later in life. Whether you are caring for a spouse or a parent, this guide is for you!
Practical guidance for those acting under a Power of Attorney in British Columbia
Many people agree to act as an attorney for a parent, spouse, or loved one without fully understanding what the role requires. The responsibilities are serious. The rules are strict. And the consequences of mistakes can be significant.
This guide was written to provide clear, practical direction — in plain language — for those navigating this important role.
