A Tennessee power of attorney grants an agent broad or limited authority to act on behalf of another person. The document details the kinds of transactions the agent is permitted to handle, which can range from signing contracts and managing property to making vital health care decisions when the person they represent (the “principal”) is incapacitated.
Tennessee Power of Attorney Forms
A Tennessee power of attorney grants an agent broad or limited authority to act on behalf of another person. The document details the kinds of transactions the agent is permitted to handle, which can range from signing contracts and managing property to making vital health care decisions when the person they represent (the “principal”) is incapacitated.
A Tennessee power of attorney grants an agent broad or limited authority to act on behalf of another person. The document details the kinds of transactions the agent is permitted to handle, which can range from signing contracts and managing property to making vital health care decisions when the person they represent (the “principal”) is incapacitated.
Limited Power of Attorney – This POA authorizes an agent to handle specific financial transactions only, such as collecting rent payments or depositing checks.
Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Entrusts an individual with the power to handle day-to-day parental responsibilities on behalf of a parent or guardian.