A Virginia power of attorney enables an individual to assign a representative to handle their personal affairs, finances, or medical decisions. The document’s creator (“principal”) can choose to grant broad powers to their representative (“attorney-in-fact” or “agent”) or restrict their authority to specific tasks, like selling a motor vehicle or signing real estate contracts.
Virginia Power of Attorney Forms
A Virginia power of attorney enables an individual to assign a representative to handle their personal affairs, finances, or medical decisions. The document’s creator (“principal”) can choose to grant broad powers to their representative (“attorney-in-fact” or “agent”) or restrict their authority to specific tasks, like selling a motor vehicle or signing real estate contracts.
A Virginia power of attorney enables an individual to assign a representative to handle their personal affairs, finances, or medical decisions. The document’s creator (“principal”) can choose to grant broad powers to their representative (“attorney-in-fact” or “agent”) or restrict their authority to specific tasks, like selling a motor vehicle or signing real estate contracts.
Tax (Form PAR 101) Power of Attorney – Permits a representative to file the principal’s taxes and handle related matters with the Department of Taxation.