By Type (10)
Advance Directive – Conveys preferences for life-sustaining treatments, artificial nutrition, organ donation. Also selects a health care proxy.
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Durable Power of Attorney – Grants power to an agent to make financial decisions on behalf of another individual. The powers remain in place even if the individual becomes incapacitated.
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General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – This grants a designated third party financial powers that will endure even if the drafting party becomes incapacitated. Download: PDF, Word (.docx), OpenDocument |
Limited Power of Attorney – Grants authority to an agent to handle certain specific tasks or aspects of the principal’s affairs.
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Living Will – Describes the medical treatments that an individual wishes to receive when they’re unable to provide their consent due to incapacitation.
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Medical Power of Attorney – Allows the principal to choose an agent who can communicate their health care preferences to medical professionals upon incapacitation.
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Motor Vehicle (MVC) Power of Attorney – Designates a third party to act on behalf of a principal for matters involving motor vehicles.
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Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Designates a representative who can make decisions regarding a child’s education and health care on behalf of their parent or guardian.
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Real Estate Power of Attorney – Allows a disinterested person to represent the principal in real estate transactions.
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Tax (Form M-5008-R) Power of Attorney – Designates a representative to handle tax matters and represent the taxpayer before the Division of Taxation.
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