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About Henning Haarhaus
Expertise
Practice in inheritance law and tax law. Legal services also rendered in the fields of business & commercial law; e.g. business organisations, contracts; debt collections, employment law and international law. Representing clients all over Germany. At times, I also handle family law cases and other civil law matters related with the region in and around Berlin.

Experience
I have been working as a German lawyer since 1999 in the forenamed fields. Before founding my own law office in 2003 I worked as an associate in the legal dep. of the biggest tax consultancy firm of German origin for two years. Bar Certified Tax Specialist since 2007.

Organizations
German-Korean Lawyers Association (secretary general)

Publications
Book in German on offshore tax havens; published by Haufe in 2008

Education/Credentials

- passed bar exam on expertise in the field of inheritance law in 2005
- passed bar exam on expertise in the field of tax law in 2004
- passed Final State Exam and admitted to the bar in 1998
- postgraduate judicial service traineeship in Berlin
- passed First State Exam (JD-equivalent) in 1994
- legal studies at the University of Passau (Bavaria) and at the Humboldt University in Berlin
- graduated as certified banker in 1989

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German Law - Power of Attonery Germany

Expert: Henning Haarhaus - 11/7/2009

Question
Hi, I need to get power of attorney for my mum in Germany. How do i do it? She is ageing and needs help. We live in Australia. What do we need to do? thanks for your help

Answer
I would like to counter your question with my own: As you live on the other side of the world - are you in a position to help and look after your mother properly if she is in need? If no, there would be no serious reason for her grant you power of attorney.

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