A Mississippi power of attorney allows a person to assign financial, health care, or other decision-making authority to a designated agent. The type of authority conveyed is specified in the form, along with the parties’ details and the termination conditions. Certain powers can be made “durable,” meaning they will stay in effect even if the principal is no longer of sound mind.
Mississippi Power of Attorney Forms (8)
A Mississippi power of attorney allows a person to assign financial, health care, or other decision-making authority to a designated agent. The type of authority conveyed is specified in the form, along with the parties’ details and the termination conditions. Certain powers can be made “durable,” meaning they will stay in effect even if the principal is no longer of sound mind.
A Mississippi power of attorney allows a person to assign financial, health care, or other decision-making authority to a designated agent. The type of authority conveyed is specified in the form, along with the parties’ details and the termination conditions. Certain powers can be made “durable,” meaning they will stay in effect even if the principal is no longer of sound mind.