A Power of Attorney is a very important legal document and in this blog we tell you why Power of Attorney is so important for your peace of mind.

Mutual Divorce process in India is initiated with a petition for divorce which is filled by either of the spouses associated with the divorce procedure with the notice of the same being served to the other one.

Should power of attorney be registered or not? The answer is not as straight as the question. Let’s have a broader look at the process and then decide.

When you are working on a business idea and want to assure that your proposition remains yours until you unveil the curtains, you need to sign an NDA(Non-Disclosure-Agreement) with the Employees or partners who are helping you to bring your dream to reality.

Does a non-disclosure agreement need to be notarized? In this blog we discuss why you should or should not get you non-disclosure agreement notarized.

The cost for a will is almost negligible and may only include registration fees and stamp duty. However, POA could be a costly document depending on the terms of the agreement.

An NDA can be divided into 3 broads categories. These types of non-disclosure agreements are discussed in this blog.

A unilateral non-disclosure agreement is a one-way agreement where only one party has ownership of the confidential information while the other is obligated to follow the terms of the agreement.

Making a power of attorney is a wise decision, as it ensures that someone will look after your financial affairs if you become incapacitated. But knowing how a power of attorney is made, is important to make a perfect POA!

Yes a power of attorney is revocable at the will of the principal. However, while drafting the document of power of attorney, a clause can be added which specifically states that this power of attorney is not revocable at the will of the principal.