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Legal expert outlines 3 steps to protect rights after POA cancellation
Dealing with the cancellation of a power of attorney requires more than just registering it at the Real Estate Public Registry; the lawyer must be officially notified to ensure they are aware that the authority has been terminated. The three methods to notify the lawyer of the cancellation include: a formal notice served by a process server, a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt sent by mail, and the lawyer signing directly on a document confirming their awareness of the cancellation. Proof that the lawyer was informed of the cancellation is important to protect the client's rights, especially in the event of legal disputes over the procedures followed after the power of attorney has been revoked.
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