Power of attorney to litigate and collect company debts

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Generally, it is granted to a certified lawyer or solicitor who will act on your behalf before the courts. It can also be another trusted person if it only involves extrajudicial collection procedures.

It is important that the attorney-in-fact has the necessary legal capacity (of legal age and in full possession of their faculties) and, in case of legal proceedings, it is recommended to be a legal professional to ensure adequate representation.

Yes, absolutely. The power can be limited to a specific legal proceeding (for example, a specific claim for payment), to a specific amount, to a particular phase of the process (first instance, appeal), or to a specific type of action.

You can also establish a validity period or specific conditions. This flexibility allows you to maintain control over the scope of the representation granted.

Yes, the Power of Attorney for Litigation and Debt Collection granted before a certified notary has full validity throughout Spanish territory, including first instance courts, labor courts, administrative courts, provincial courts, high courts of justice, and the Supreme Court.

Being a notarial public document, it has public faith and authenticity recognized by law, so any court must accept it without additional procedures.

The complete procedure is usually completed within 24 to 72 hours from when you send complete documentation. The time depends on the notary's availability and the chosen signature method (digital certificate or videoconference).

In urgent cases with tight procedural deadlines, we can prioritize your procedure to have the power ready in less than 24 hours. Contact us to check immediate availability.

The power for litigation and collection is specifically focused on procedural acts (judicial representation) and collection (claiming amounts). It does not authorize asset, commercial, banking, or administrative procedures outside this scope.

A general power, on the other hand, grants broad powers to manage assets, make purchases and sales, manage bank accounts, and other administrative acts. If you only need legal representation or collection, this specific power is more appropriate and limits risks.

No. One of the main benefits of our service is that you can sign from any country in the world via videoconference with a certified Spanish notary or using a digital certificate.

This system is especially useful for Spanish nationals residing abroad, foreigners with interests in Spain, or people who due to reduced mobility or distance cannot go to a physical notary office.

Yes, you can revoke the power at any time through a notarial deed of revocation. The revocation must be communicated to the attorney-in-fact and, if a legal proceeding is in progress, it must also be notified to the corresponding court.

We can also manage the revocation online following the same procedure as for granting. It is important to act quickly if you want your attorney-in-fact to stop representing you.

You need your valid identity document (ID, NIE, or passport), the complete details of your attorney-in-fact (full name, ID/NIE, and address), and optionally, information about the specific legal or collection matter if you want to define the scope of the power.

For electronic signature, you will need a digital certificate or permanent Cl@ve. If you don't have one, we can manage the signature by videoconference identifying you with your official document.

The cost includes the notarial fees regulated by law plus our comprehensive online management services. The final price depends on the complexity of the power (general or specific) and whether you include additional powers.

Contact us to receive a detailed quote without obligation. We will inform you of the total cost before starting any procedure, with no surprises or hidden fees.

It depends on how the power is configured. You can grant a power with special powers that include the ability to settle (reach agreements), withdraw from the proceedings, accept the claim, or submit the matter to arbitration.

These powers must be expressly stated in the document. If you want your attorney-in-fact to have these capabilities, you must indicate it at the time of the request. We will advise you on the implications of each option.