Nevada Power of Attorney Forms (10)

A Nevada power of attorney assigns certain rights to a representative, allowing them to act on behalf of another individual. The individual drafting the POA, the “principal,” will select a form based on their financial, medical, or parental needs. The principal must determine if the POA will be durable, meaning it remains active should they become incapacitated.

Nevada Power of Attorney Forms (10)

A Nevada power of attorney assigns certain rights to a representative, allowing them to act on behalf of another individual. The individual drafting the POA, the “principal,” will select a form based on their financial, medical, or parental needs. The principal must determine if the POA will be durable, meaning it remains active should they become incapacitated.

Last updated July 22nd, 2024

A Nevada power of attorney assigns certain rights to a representative, allowing them to act on behalf of another individual. The individual drafting the POA, the “principal,” will select a form based on their financial, medical, or parental needs. The principal must determine if the POA will be durable, meaning it remains active should they become incapacitated.

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Advance Directive – This states preferences about life-sustaining treatment 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 terminates after the agent fulfills their appointed 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 due to incapacity.
 

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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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