A Wisconsin power of attorney allows an individual, called the principal, to select a representative to act in their stead for financial, health care, or other matters. The specific actions an agent can take depend on the type of POA used. For example, an agent could be responsible for managing real estate, registering a vehicle, or communicating health care preferences to physicians.
Wisconsin Power of Attorney Forms
A Wisconsin power of attorney allows an individual, called the principal, to select a representative to act in their stead for financial, health care, or other matters. The specific actions an agent can take depend on the type of POA used. For example, an agent could be responsible for managing real estate, registering a vehicle, or communicating health care preferences to physicians.
A Wisconsin power of attorney allows an individual, called the principal, to select a representative to act in their stead for financial, health care, or other matters. The specific actions an agent can take depend on the type of POA used. For example, an agent could be responsible for managing real estate, registering a vehicle, or communicating health care preferences to physicians.
Motor Vehicle (DMV) Power of Attorney – Enables an agent to title a vehicle, submit forms to the DMV, and perform related tasks on the principal’s behalf.
Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Lets a parent appoint a trusted person to make health care decisions for their child and handle other parental responsibilities.
Tax (Form A-222) Power of Attorney – Gives a representative the right to communicate with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue and handle state tax matters.