Various nomenclatures are used for Power of Attorney worldwide. There are mainly three types of Power of Attorney: Property, Healthcare, and Inheritance. CLICK HERE to learn more about Power of Attorney. You should note a few important points below for each type of Power of Attorney.
Various nomenclatures are used worldwide for Power of Attorney, which may differ from one country or jurisdiction to another.
Power of Attorney for Property is also called Power of Attorney for Financial.
Power of Attorney for Property is a legal document to appoint an Attorney to look after your financial and other affairs locally or overseas. A power of attorney for Property is useful for managing affairs remotely in case your asset is located outside the jurisdiction or overseas. A power of attorney for Property may expire in 2, 5, or 10 years depending upon your country. Consult the Consulate general or registrar for more information. Also, Power of Attorney is a strong estate plan that speaks when you cannot make the decision yourself due to inability or mental incapacity. It's your time to put control over your properties and personal care preferences through Power of Attorney. The choice is yours before it is too late (i.e., accidents, pandemics, disasters, or illness).
A power of attorney created on Wassiyyah is country-specific to meet legal and Islamic compliance. Wassiyyah provides Jurisdiction (i.e., State, Province, or Territory) specific Power of Attorneys for Canada, the United States, Australia, and some European countries where the laws differ from one jurisdiction to another. In short, whenever required, Wassiyyah provides jurisdiction-specific estate plans. So selecting the proper country, state, and options is crucial. Wassiyyah provides customized Power of Attorney based on your selection.
After you purchase Power of Attorney, you will receive the download link for the Power of Attorney and the instruction guide in a single Microsoft word document. We have curated the instructions guide carefully to align and comply with your country's laws.
Various nomenclatures are used worldwide for Power of Attorney, which may differ from one country or jurisdiction to another.
Power of Attorney for Healthcare is also called Personal Power of Attorney, Personal directive, or Medical Power of Attorney.
Power of Attorney for healthcare is a legal document to appoint an Attorney to look after your personal or other affairs. Power of Attorney for healthcare is also called a Medical directive and is helpful to make decisions on your healthcare with keeping your values, beliefs, and many life preferences paramount. Power of Attorney is a strong estate plan that speaks when you cannot decide due to inability or mental incapacity. It's your time to put control over your medical care preferences through Power of Attorney. The choice is yours before it is too late (i.e., accidents, pandemics, disasters, or illness).
Power of Attorney for Healthcare is different than Living Will as it covers personal preferences but does not cover end-of-life medical treatment preferences.
A power of attorney created on Wassiyyah is country-specific to meet legal and Islamic compliance. Wassiyyah provides Jurisdiction (i.e., State, Province, or Territory) specific Power of Attorneys for Canada, the United States, Australia, and some European countries where the laws differ from one jurisdiction to another. In short, whenever required, Wassiyyah provides jurisdiction-specific estate plans. So selecting the proper country, state, and options is crucial. Wassiyyah provides customized Power of Attorney based on your selection.
After you purchase Power of Attorney, you will receive the download link for the Power of Attorney and the instruction guide in a single Microsoft word document. We have curated the instructions guide carefully to align and comply with your country's laws.
Various nomenclatures are used worldwide for Power of Attorney, which may differ from one country or jurisdiction to another.
Power of Attorney for Inheritance is a legal document to appoint an Attorney to look after your personal or other affairs after death. Power of Attorney for Inheritance differs from the Power of Attorney for Property and Healthcare as those are invalid after death. However, only a few countries (such as UAE) have adequate laws to support the Power of Attorney for Inheritance, so we suggest consulting the local jurisdictional office or consulate general before signing off.
The only alternative that can be helpful is appointing the same person as an Executor (or Trustee) for Islamic Will (or Trust), and an Attorney for Power of Attorney Property. Also, you must need Islamic Will (or Trust) so that when Attorney becomes Executor (or Trustee), they continue carrying out affairs under Islamic Will (or Trust). It will also ease some of the issues for crossing over required between the Power of Attorney and Islamic Will (or Trust) when the same person is acting for both. Also, If you have assets that exist across the country or worldwide, we suggest appointing more than one Attorney to prolong the life of your estate plan.