Colorado Power of Attorney Forms (8)

A Colorado power of attorney is used to appoint an agent to act on someone’s behalf for purposes such as financial management, real estate transactions, medical decisions, and tax filings. The document will include the powers granted to the agent and the duration of their appointment. It must be signed and notarized in accordance with state law.

Colorado Power of Attorney Forms (8)

A Colorado power of attorney is used to appoint an agent to act on someone’s behalf for purposes such as financial management, real estate transactions, medical decisions, and tax filings. The document will include the powers granted to the agent and the duration of their appointment. It must be signed and notarized in accordance with state law.

Last updated July 16th, 2024

A Colorado power of attorney is used to appoint an agent to act on someone’s behalf for purposes such as financial management, real estate transactions, medical decisions, and tax filings. The document will include the powers granted to the agent and the duration of their appointment. It must be signed and notarized in accordance with state law.

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Advance Directive – Includes written instructions to health care professionals regarding end-of-life medical treatments and the option to appoint a medical attorney-in-fact.

 

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Durable Power of AttorneyGrants financial powers that endure despite the principal’s incapacitation.

 

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General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Grants non-durable financial powers to an attorney-in-fact.

 

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Limited Power of Attorney – A form that authorizes an agent to perform specific tasks for the principal.

 

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Motor Vehicle (Form DR-2175) Power of Attorney – Gives the power to register or transfer ownership of a vehicle to an appointed agent.

 

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Minor (Child) Power of AttorneyGives parental powers and guardianship responsibilities to an attorney-in-fact on a temporary basis.

 

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Real Estate Power of AttorneyUsed to empower a third party to complete real estate transactions and other property management matters.

 

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Tax (Form DR 0145) Power of Attorney – Appoints an attorney-in-fact (often a CPA or other tax professional) to handle the principal’s taxes.

 

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