Notarial Practice
Our notarial practice offers a full suite of specialised services handled by registered notaries. We help clients with the authentication, certification, attestation, and drafting of legal documents that require notarisation by law.
“Let Our Experience Be Your Advantage”
Our services include:
- Medical Malpractice Claims: Handling cases of surgical error, misdiagnosis, medication mistakes, or lack of informed consent.
- Legal Malpractice Claims: Suing attorneys who breached their fiduciary duty or were grossly negligent.
- Professional Negligence: Holding engineers, accountants, architects, and others accountable for substandard service.
- Expert Consultation: Collaborating with medical and professional experts to build a solid case.
- Claims Management: End-to-end support in documentation, negotiation, and litigation.
Our notarial team ensures all documents are executed in strict accordance with legal formalities, and we liaise with Deeds Offices, embassies, and other authorities where required
Why choose us?
- Fast notarisation and document legalisation services.
- Expert drafting of antenuptial contracts and notarial deeds.
- Support for international document authentication.
- Registered notaries with extensive legal backgrounds.
- Trusted by individuals and businesses for formal legal acts.
Notarial Practice FAQs:
A legal professional authorised to perform acts such as certifying documents and witnessing signatures.
Wills, powers of attorney, prenuptial agreements, affidavits, and some commercial documents.
All notaries are attorneys, but not all attorneys are authorised to perform notarial functions.
An official certificate issued to legalise documents for use in foreign countries that are part of the Hague Convention.
Yes. We assist with notarisation and arrange further authentication or embassy legalisation as needed.
It is a bond registered over movable property, providing a creditor with security for a loan.
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A legal agreement that grants certain rights (e.g., right of way) over a property.
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If you wish to be married out of community of property, an antenuptial contract is required.
Simple certifications can be done the same day. Complex or international matters may take longer.
Notarial deeds are registered at the Deeds Registry Office to ensure legal validity and enforceability.