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I need assistance in drafting my Will and Power of Attorney documents. What is the correct legal process, required documents, and whom should I approach to prepare these documents properly and ensure they are legally valid?
Will and Power of Attorney (POA) can be prepared through a lawyer who specializes in drafting. You need your ID proofs, property details, names of beneficiaries, and the person you want to appoint as attorney. After drafting, the Will should be signed with two witnesses. POA must be registered at the Sub-Registrar Office. This ensures both documents are legally valid and enforceable. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.