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The document must be signed by the principal and a notary public.[1]
A Wisconsin limited power of attorney lets an individual select an agent and delegate certain specific tasks to them. The drafting individual (the “principal”) will enter each task they would like their representative (“agent”) to carry out and when those powers will terminate.
A Wisconsin limited power of attorney lets an individual select an agent and delegate certain specific tasks to them. The drafting individual (the “principal”) will enter each task they would like their representative (“agent”) to carry out and when those powers will terminate.
A Wisconsin limited power of attorney lets an individual select an agent and delegate certain specific tasks to them. The drafting individual (the “principal”) will enter each task they would like their representative (“agent”) to carry out and when those powers will terminate.
The document must be signed by the principal and a notary public.[1]