Legal Documents
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney (PoA) lets you appoint a trusted person to act on your behalf for property, financial or general matters. We draft general or special PoAs with precise scope to protect your interests.
Heads up: Stamp duty and notarisation/registration charges vary by state and purpose, billed at actuals.
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Power of Attorney
2-3 working days
- General or special PoA
- Defined scope & revocation clause
- Stamping guidance
What you get
- Custom general or special PoA drafted by a lawyer
- Clearly defined scope of authority
- Revocation and validity clauses
- Guidance on stamping, notarisation and registration
Documents required
- Identity and address proof of grantor and attorney
- Details of the powers to be granted
- Property or asset details (if applicable)
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Does a Power of Attorney need to be registered?
A PoA involving immovable property transactions usually requires registration, while general PoAs may only need notarisation. We advise based on your specific purpose and state.
Can I revoke a Power of Attorney?
Yes, a PoA can generally be revoked by a written revocation deed unless it is stated to be irrevocable and coupled with an interest. We include appropriate revocation provisions.
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