Drafting & Legal Documentation
Wills, powers of attorney, agreements, and affidavits drafted or reviewed to prevent disputes before they start.
A large share of legal problems begin with a document that was never properly drafted – a vague agreement, a will without the right formalities, or a power of attorney that does not cover what was actually needed. Lexcrest drafts and vets legal documents so they hold up when they are relied upon.
How We Help
- Wills, gift deeds, and family settlement agreements
- Powers of attorney, including for NRIs executing documents from abroad
- Rent, lease, and leave-and-licence agreements
- Partnership deeds and memoranda of understanding
- Affidavits and declarations for statutory and court purposes
- Review of documents drafted by other parties before you sign
Our Approach
Good drafting anticipates disputes that have not happened yet. We ask the questions that reveal gaps – what happens if a party dies, defaults, or wants to exit early – before they become expensive surprises. Documents are drafted in plain language wherever the law allows, so you actually understand what you are signing.
When to Consult Before Signing
Before signing any document you did not draft yourself, and especially before executing a will, power of attorney, or any agreement involving significant money or property.
Common questions about Drafting & Legal Documentation
A will can be valid without registration if properly signed and attested by two witnesses, but registration adds a strong layer of evidentiary protection and reduces the chance of later challenge.
Yes u2014 NRIs can execute a power of attorney abroad, typically attested at the Indian embassy or consulate, or notarised and apostilled depending on the destination country's requirements.
It depends on complexity u2014 we quote a clear fee upfront after understanding what the document needs to achieve, so there are no surprises.