A Pennsylvania Limited (Special) Power of Attorney is a legal document that provides an agent with financial, property, personal, or legal permission to act on behalf of a grantor. The principal can adjust the document to specify the powers and the time frame, and the arrangement is completed with signatures.

A Rhode Island Limited (Special) Power of Attorney outlines specific powers for an agent, often concerning financial matters. The agreement details information on the grantor and agent, term length, and particular powers. The form is legally binding once signed and notarized.

A Tennessee Limited (Special) Power of Attorney institutes a set of permissions from one party to another. A POA is used when an individual wants to allow someone to sign or act on their behalf for financial holdings, parental powers, or legal proceedings. The contract expires when the term length is met or by endorsing a revocation of power of attorney.

A Utah Limited (Special) Power of Attorney provides a legal means for a principal to grant specific permissions to an agent. The form allows the principal to define the scope of authority and the terms of the arrangement, which must be notarized to become effective.

The Washington Real Estate Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows an individual to establish defined rights for another about real estate holdings. The written binding understanding allows a declarant to specify an alternate attorney-in-fact to step in to make decisions and execute contracts regarding the authorized real estate on their behalf.

The Wisconsin Real Estate Power of Attorney extends rights connected to real property owned by another to a nominated third party. The document offers the versatility to limit the actions the assigned agent can carry out to the property holder’s specific needs.

The Texas Minor Child Power of Attorney (Form 2638) is a document parents use to convey concurrent authority to an agent. It allows the third party to manage their child’s needs concerning schooling, medical/dental treatment, insurance, etc.

The Connecticut Minor Child Power of Attorney, formally known as the “Designation of a Standby Guardian of a Minor”, makes it possible for a mother and/or father to delegate certain parental authorities to another person. The authority granted to the third (3rd) party will only be accessible if one of the contingencies listed within the document occurs.

A Connecticut Limited (Special) Power of Attorney authorizes a person to grant specific authority to an agent to manage personal affairs. The form is more restrictive than other POA types and requires a description of the powers granted. It must be signed in the presence of two witnesses or a notary.

The Florida Standard Lease Agreement instructs the particulars of a transaction to lease a residential unit to a written transcript. The filing documents the provisions of the accord, including the names of the participating parties, lease terms, rental rates, and security deposit amounts.