A Power of Attorney stops being useful when the person who gave it dies. A will is what speaks after death. Many of our Power of Attorney clients ask about both, so we support the paperwork side.
We help with identity documents, translation and attestation around your will. The legal drafting and the registration route are for your lawyer and the relevant authority.
The powers are set to the task you actually need done. Anything not listed is not given.
We support the documents. Legal drafting is for your lawyer.
No. They do different jobs.
Yes, we arrange certified translation.
It depends on your circumstances. Your lawyer will advise.
A will is a personal act, so it is normally signed by the person making it and not by an attorney. We can help with the documents around it, such as identity documents, translation and attestation. Check the will itself with your lawyer.
Tell us about the Power of Attorney you need. We reply with the right type, the documents required and the next steps.
