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See below for information on why you need powers of attorney. These are not enduring powers of attorney.

You have 2 choices:

Do it yourself by completing DYOdocs online workflow at substantially discounted costs with detailed signing instructions.
Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited with their legal advice. They can be signed at Ross Holmes Lawyers Limited’s offices, or via Zoom using Ross Holmes Lawyers takeaway service.

DYOdocs options:

Start for 1 person $150

Start for a couple $250

Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited options:

Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited will check, correct, and if required witness, the document

Start for 1 person $300

Start for couple $500

You have these optional add-ons:

DYOdocs online workflow optional add-ons:
1. $86.25 per document: expert online review by Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited. Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited will check and correct the document.
2. $57.50 per document witnessing. They can be signed at Ross Holmes Lawyers Limited’s offices, or via Zoom using Ross Holmes Lawyers takeaway service.
3. Printing and couriering documents:
  1. :For 1 person $26.50.
  2. For a couple $38.00.
Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited optional add-ons:
1. Printing and couriering documents:
  1. For 1 person $26.50.
  2. For a couple $38.00.

Why you need powers of attorney

A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that gives someone (known as an "attorney") the authority to act on your behalf. The power of attorney grants the attorney the legal right to make decisions, take actions, and handle financial, business, or personal affairs on your behalf.

It's important to choose your attorney as they will have significant decision-making power on your behalf. A power of attorney can be revoked by you at any time as long as you have the capacity to do so. An ordinary power of attorney cannot be used if you lose your mental faculties. Only an enduring power of attorney can be used if you have lost your mental faculties.

For more information read Ross Holmes Virtual Lawyers Limited’s free legal guide: General powers of attorney