Minnesota Power of Attorney Forms (8)

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A Minnesota power of attorney grants a third party the authority to execute documents and make decisions on behalf of the document’s preparer. Power of attorney can be granted for tax filing, vehicle titling, medical decisions, real estate transactions, or virtually any other act that requires representation.

Minnesota Power of Attorney Forms (8)

A Minnesota power of attorney grants a third party the authority to execute documents and make decisions on behalf of the document’s preparer. Power of attorney can be granted for tax filing, vehicle titling, medical decisions, real estate transactions, or virtually any other act that requires representation.

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Last updated July 15th, 2024

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A Minnesota power of attorney grants a third party the authority to execute documents and make decisions on behalf of the document’s preparer. Power of attorney can be granted for tax filing, vehicle titling, medical decisions, real estate transactions, or virtually any other act that requires representation.

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Advance Directive – Appoints a representative for health care matters and specifies preferences for treatments.

 

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Durable Power of Attorney – Elects an agent to act on an individual’s behalf, even if incapacitated.

 

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General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Names an agent to manage the financial matters of a principal who is not incapacitated.

 

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Limited Power of Attorney – Assigns authority for an agent to carry out specific tasks.

 

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Motor Vehicle (DMV) Power of Attorney  – Authorizes a third party to complete title transfers and other vehicle transactions on another’s behalf.

 

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Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Assigns parental rights over a minor child to a temporary guardian.

 

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Real Estate Power of Attorney – Allows a representative to manage real estate transactions in place of an owner or buyer.

 

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Tax (Form REV184i) Power of Attorney – Allows tax filing to be handled by someone other than the taxpayer.

 

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