Family Will

Power of Attorney

Who would handle your affairs if you couldn't?

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows someone you trust to act on your behalf for specified financial, property, business, or legal matters.

Key Benefits

Family asset protection

Act on Your Behalf

Appoint someone you trust to handle specified matters when you cannot do so personally.

Customisable Authority

Define the specific powers you want to grant and place clear limits on those powers.

Support During Absence

Useful when you are living abroad, travelling or otherwise unable to attend to matters in person.

Property Matters

Authorise someone to handle specified property transactions, documentation and related formalities.

Financial & Banking Matters

Provide authority for specified financial or banking matters, subject to institutional requirements.

Business Continuity

Delegate defined responsibilities to a trusted person so important business matters continue during your absence.

Our Process

Step-by-step drafting and execution of tailored general or special powers of attorney.

Step 01

Consultation

Explain the difference between General and Specific Powers of Attorney and help identify the appropriate option.

Step 02

Drafting of POA

Draft powers and limitations based on the client’s requirements and transaction scope.

Step 03

Review & Client Approval

The draft is shared with the client before execution for review and approval.

Step 04

Execution Guidance

Guidance on execution, attestation, adjudication and registration, as applicable.

Step 05

Digital Copy for Records

A digital copy of the final draft is shared with the client for their records.

Take the First Step Towards Securing Your Family's Future.

Find your legacy or speak to our Will drafting experts today.