11 · Practice Areas

Notarisation

Ministry of Justice licensed notary

Notarised in-house — with the evidentiary weight that follows.

We notarise contracts and transactions to secure their legal force and ease of proof, through a Ministry of Justice licensed notary within the firm. Notarisation removes an entire evidentiary stage if a dispute later arises.

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When you need it

Sale or transfer of real property
Real estate mortgage or its release
A power of attorney: individual, corporate or for use abroad
A financial declaration or acknowledgement of debt
A contract you want to carry higher evidentiary weight

What you get

A notarised instrument with stronger evidentiary force than a private document
Certain notarised instruments qualify directly as executive instruments
Completed in-house rather than across multiple providers
Drafting and review before notarisation — not just a seal

Scope of work

Real estate title transfer
Mortgage and mortgage release
Powers of attorney (individual / corporate / external)
Financial declarations and acknowledgements of debt
Notarisation of contracts and instruments
Rescission and amendment of notarised instruments

How we work

Review documents and the parties' capacity

Draft the instrument and review with the parties

Notarise before the licensed notary

Deliver the notarised instrument

Related areas

Real Estate Registration

The ownership that cannot be contested is the one on the register.

Contract Drafting

A good contract is read once at signing and never in court.

Estates & Inheritance

A correct division ends the dispute before it starts.

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Next step

Start with a conversation, not a case file.

A first consultation establishes your legal position precisely: what you are owed, what you owe, and which route is worth taking. We build from there.

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