Washington Minor (Child) Power of Attorney

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A Washington minor (child) power of attorney enables parents to delegate certain childcare responsibilities to another individual. The parents can choose whether their child will stay with the caregiver, known as the agent, and whether their power will cover health care, travel, education, and/or finances.

Washington Minor (Child) Power of Attorney

A Washington minor (child) power of attorney enables parents to delegate certain childcare responsibilities to another individual. The parents can choose whether their child will stay with the caregiver, known as the agent, and whether their power will cover health care, travel, education, and/or finances.

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A Washington minor (child) power of attorney enables parents to delegate certain childcare responsibilities to another individual. The parents can choose whether their child will stay with the caregiver, known as the agent, and whether their power will cover health care, travel, education, and/or finances.

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Signing Requirements – A power of attorney must be signed by the parent(s), and their signature(s) must be notarized or attested by two witnesses.[1]
Expiration – A minor power of attorney can only remain in effect for a period of 24 months.[2]

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Sources

  1. § 11.125.050(1)
  2. § 11.130.145