In some cases, it's wise to consult with a lawyer for advice on making an enduring power of attorney.
For example, you may need more support:
In Victoria, one of the two witnesses to the signing of an Enduring Power of Attorney must hold a special qualification. This includes, amongst others, a doctor or a lawyer.
Therefore, it can be useful to enlist the help of a lawyer who can advise on your power of attorney and also certify that they have witnessed you sign the document.