Power of attorney Deed

Power of attorney Deed

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows one person (the principal) to give another person (the agent or attorney-in-fact) the authority to act on their behalf in certain legal or financial matters. The POA can be used to grant the agent broad or limited powers, depending on the needs and preferences of the principal.

The names and contact information of the principal and the agent.

The powers that the principal is granting to the agent, which can include the power to make financial transactions, sign legal documents, and make healthcare decisions.

The duration of the POA, which specifies the period during which the agent has the authority to act on behalf of the principal

Any limitations or restrictions on the powers granted to the agent

The consequences of a breach of the POA, which typically include financial damages and revocation of the POA.

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We at MyLegalCrew ensure that the clients get a well-drafted Power of Attorney helping in prevent disputes between partners by setting clear expectations and providing a framework for resolving issues. As soon as the document s are being uploaded by you, we at MyLegalCrew get the experts in the field to review your documents and a draft of the deliverable is prepared in a period of two days. We in MyLegalCrew also go a step ahead to ensure that you get the best and that is why we get the draft reviewed by senior advocates from a Law Firm on board with us and make sure that there is no flaw or any loose ends. Followed by the delivery of the draft, experienced advocates in the field will call you at your scheduled timings for an online consultation in which the details of the draft shall be explained to you and all of these happens in a smooth and effortless manner.