Florida Power of Attorney Forms (10)

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A Florida power of attorney authorizes a representative to take control over and manage a person’s affairs. The appointee may be required to handle health care decisions, financial matters, property transactions, taxes, or guardianship. The form must be signed by the principal (person granting authority) and in many cases, will require witnesses and notarization.

Florida Power of Attorney Forms (10)

A Florida power of attorney authorizes a representative to take control over and manage a person’s affairs. The appointee may be required to handle health care decisions, financial matters, property transactions, taxes, or guardianship. The form must be signed by the principal (person granting authority) and in many cases, will require witnesses and notarization.

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A Florida power of attorney authorizes a representative to take control over and manage a person’s affairs. The appointee may be required to handle health care decisions, financial matters, property transactions, taxes, or guardianship. The form must be signed by the principal (person granting authority) and in many cases, will require witnesses and notarization.

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Advance Directive – Appoints an agent to make health care decisions for the principal and gives instructions for medical staff regarding end-of-life care.

 

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Durable Power of Attorney – Used to select a financial agent to oversee the principal’s finances even in the event of incapacitation.

 

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General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Authorizes an agent to handle a principal’s finances until they lose cognitive function or revoke the form.

 

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Limited Power of Attorney – Grants specific and limited responsibilities and duties to an authorized agent.

 

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Living Will – Communicates the medical treatments and procedures a person wishes to receive in the event that they are unable to make decisions.

 

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Medical Power of Attorney – Used to appoint an attorney-in-fact to make health care decisions for the principal if they are unable to do so for themselves.

 

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Motor Vehicle (HSMV 82053) Power of Attorney – This form authorizes an agent to handle vehicle transactions (title transfer, title application, registration, etc.).

 

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Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Temporarily transfers guardianship of a child or children to a trusted agent.

 

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Real Estate Power of Attorney – Enables a principal to appoint another person to represent them in real estate transactions.

 

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Tax (Form DR-835) Power of Attorney – This form assigns an agent (usually CPA or tax professional) to handle a person’s tax return and other related tasks.

 

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