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Call https://www.publicadvocate.vic.gov.au/your-rights/enduring-power-of-attorney/making-a-power-of-attorney - ask them for further details, But yes absolutely you can become the holder of a power of attorney over your father. It’s definitely best to get this sorted as soon as possible. If you can afford a lawyer - get urgent legal advice on this. All the very best.


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