THE SOLE-OFFICER COMPANY POWER OF ATTORNEY
Here is a new legal product!
And you can instantly add it to your range of legal services. It’s suited for both new and existing clients.
Every sole-director company needs an attorney – and our suite of templates gives you everything you need for this service.
Ideally, a profitable new service is one that –
- meets a genuine need;
- is seen by clients as a high-value service, measured against the risks of going without it; and
- can be provided by you cost-effectively, for a premium fee, just by using all the right templates.
Plain language advocate and author, Garry Barnsley, OAM LLB, has written a suite of templates that will win you new business.
He provides you with all the tools to do the job – quickly, efficiently, and with confidence that all the background research has been done, and everything you need has been competently drafted.
Because they are in plain language, these instruments and letters will find ready acceptance among clients. They can see for themselves both the value of the product to them, and the quality of the service.
The sole-director company
These companies have become increasingly popular.
But few people have given any thought to what happens if the sole company officer suddenly dies, or becomes disabled, or is simply holidaying overseas.
Who then has the power to step in straight away and run the company’s business?
That’s where this legal product helps every thoughtful sole director.
The suite is designed –
- to raise awareness of the need to have a precautionary attorneyship in place;
- to point out the many advantages to the sole-director; and
- to provide you with the templates, in plain language, to promote the service.
The templates also cover the case where the sole-officer company is also a trustee – of a family discretionary trust, or of a unit trust, or of a superannuation trust.
