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Powers of Attorney
Drafting and authorization of general and special powers of attorney for representation in legal acts.
Service Description
- General powers for litigation.
- Powers of representation for real estate operations.
- Commercial powers for administrators and managers.
- Special powers for specific acts.
- Revocation of previous powers.
Included Services
Personalized advice on the most appropriate type of power
Drafting of the power according to your specific needs
Verification of the identity and capacity of the grantor
Issuance of authorized copies
Possibility of obtaining subsequent copies when necessary
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a general power and a special power?
A general power authorizes the attorney-in-fact to perform a wide range of legal acts on behalf of the principal, while a special power authorizes only specific acts that are detailed in the document.
How can I revoke a notarial power?
The revocation of a power must be formalized in a public deed before a notary. It is advisable to notify the attorney-in-fact of the revocation and any third parties with whom they may interact by virtue of the power.
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