Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988, s 105
The Family Court must cancel your attorney’s appointment if the judge is satisfied that:
you were pressured or tricked into appointing the attorney, by unfair influence or fraud, or
the attorney isn’t suitable for the role, taking into account, in particular, their relationship with you.
The Family Court can – but doesn’t have to – cancel your attorney’s appointment if the judge is satisfied that:
what your attorney is doing or planning to do isn’t in your best interests, or
they haven’t consulted with or given information to the people you had named for this purpose in your EPA.