Legal coordination and documents

Powers of attorney

Help preparing instructions for a power of attorney and understanding notarisation and attestation, with legal review of the final wording.

Defining the intended powers

We help you clarify which matters you want another person to handle before a formal power of attorney is prepared.

We explain the general distinction between general and specific powers and what to discuss with a professional when choosing the wording.

We provide guidance on notarisation and attestation when a document will be used in another country.

We help organise the powers you intend to grant; a notary or legal professional must review the final wording.

Who reviews the legal wording of the power of attorney?

We help organise the information and intended powers; a notary or legal professional must review the final wording.

Is consular attestation always required?

It depends on where the document is issued and used. Check the attestation route for that document.

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