Maine Durable Power of Attorney Form

A Maine durable power of attorney allows an individual to appoint an agent to represent them and perform financial assignments on their behalf. The individual, or “principal,” can give their agent the authority to control bank accounts, make real estate transfers, manage businesses and assets, file taxes, and make financial gifts in the principal’s name.

Maine Durable Power of Attorney Form

A Maine durable power of attorney allows an individual to appoint an agent to represent them and perform financial assignments on their behalf. The individual, or “principal,” can give their agent the authority to control bank accounts, make real estate transfers, manage businesses and assets, file taxes, and make financial gifts in the principal’s name.

Last updated April 15th, 2024

A Maine durable power of attorney allows an individual to appoint an agent to represent them and perform financial assignments on their behalf. The individual, or “principal,” can give their agent the authority to control bank accounts, make real estate transfers, manage businesses and assets, file taxes, and make financial gifts in the principal’s name.

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Signing Requirements

A Maine durable power of attorney must be signed by the principal in front of a notary public.[1]

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Maine Durable Financial Power Of Attorney

Legal Definition

“Durable,” with respect to a power of attorney, means not terminated by the principal’s incapacity.[2]