Legal Question in International Law in Mexico
''Power of Attorney''
Is a Power of attorney which will be signed in California valid in Mexico, and if so does the form need to be in spanish.
Asked on 3/11/05, 1:00 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Francis R 'Francois' Favre, Esq.
The International Lawyer
Re: ''Power of Attorney''
In Rome do like the Romans do! Mexican legal acts are governed by Mexican laws, and by the way, they do speak Spanish there.
Answered on 3/14/05, 8:32 pm
Romelio Hernandez
HMH Legal
Re: ''Power of Attorney''
A normal or typical power of attorney form from California or any US State will not be valid in Mexico. There are several requirements that need to be satisfied in order to have full binding effects in Mexico. Please check out the following information at our website http://www.hmhlegal.com/faqoncollections.htm#j
Answered on 3/11/05, 1:50 pm