Montana Minor (Child) Power of Attorney Form
Last updated May 13th, 2025
A Montana minor (child) power of attorney is used by a parent or guardian to temporarily delegate their parental authority to an agent to care for their child. The document will define the exact powers the agent will be granted, which can include authority over the child’s health care, education, and finances.
Laws
Signing Requirements – The parent or guardian’s signature must be acknowledged before a
notary public.
[1]
Expiration – The powers granted to the agent are only valid for a maximum of
six months.
[2] This limitation does not apply to active duty military members, or National Guard and Federal Reserve members serving more than 180 continuous days.
Power of Attorney (Preview)