By Type (10)
Advance Directive – This states preferences about life-sustaining treatments and selects a health care proxy for the drafting party.
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Durable Power of Attorney – Allows an individual to select a representative to make financial decisions on their behalf. The powers granted will not be affected by the incapacity of the individual.
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General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Permits an agent to make financial decisions for a principal which expires if the principal becomes incapacitated.
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Limited Power of Attorney – Provides a limited scope of authority and usually terminates after the agent fulfills their duties. or on a set end date.
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Living Will – Indicates the medical actions that should be implemented when the principal is unable to communicate their wishes.
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Medical Power of Attorney – Appoints a health care proxy to represent the principal and make medical decisions on their behalf.
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Motor Vehicle (Form VP136) Power of Attorney – This permits another party to perform vehicle-related transactions on behalf of the vehicle’s owner.
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Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Used by parents and legal guardians to temporarily let another person provide care and make decisions for a child.
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Real Estate Power of Attorney – Allows a third party to sign documents and perform transactions involving real estate owned by the principal.
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Tax Power of Attorney – For use by taxpayers to allow a qualified individual to handle tax filings and other related duties on their behalf.
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