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What does a notary do?
A notarial office comprises a set of powers conferred by the State on a notary, as a natural person, for an indefinite period to perform notarial activities and other activities under this Act, permanently linked to the office’s registered seat to which the notary was appointed.Open article
A notary is also a lawyer
Many people think that if they need legal assistance, they must visit an attorney, but the term “lawyer” also applies to a notary. Notaries usually deal with probate matters, but a notary is also a lawyer!Open article
Will
A deceased person’s last wishes are best respected by making a will. A will is a legal act in which the testator appoints an heir, specifies shares or determines the rights in rem to pass to the heirs. When making a will, you should bear in mind the formal requirements it must meet in order to be valid and accepted.Open article
Purchase and sale of immovable property
Selling immovable property is not a simple matter. The entire transaction needs to be carefully considered.Open article
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