A Delaware power of attorney is used by an individual to legally appoint a representative to handle certain affairs. Some powers of attorney are temporary, such as one for registering a vehicle, while others are valid for the duration of the principal’s life. In all cases, the principal (person drafting the form) should choose a trustworthy attorney-in-fact.
Delaware Power of Attorney Forms (8)
A Delaware power of attorney is used by an individual to legally appoint a representative to handle certain affairs. Some powers of attorney are temporary, such as one for registering a vehicle, while others are valid for the duration of the principal’s life. In all cases, the principal (person drafting the form) should choose a trustworthy attorney-in-fact.
A Delaware power of attorney is used by an individual to legally appoint a representative to handle certain affairs. Some powers of attorney are temporary, such as one for registering a vehicle, while others are valid for the duration of the principal’s life. In all cases, the principal (person drafting the form) should choose a trustworthy attorney-in-fact.
General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Appoints an agent to manage one’s financial affairs. This form becomes void if the principal loses the capacity to make their own decisions.