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Georgia Power of Attorney Forms

A Georgia Power of Attorney substantiates an arrangement where one party (the “principal”) decides to transfer distinct personal rights (“powers”) to another party (the “agent”) so that they can perform certain specified actions in their name. The authority that can be bestowed may be associated with the assigning party’s financial assets, medical care, or minor child.

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A Georgia Power of Attorney substantiates an arrangement where one party (the “principal”) decides to transfer distinct personal rights (“powers”) to another party (the “agent”) so that they can perform certain specified actions in their name. The authority that can be bestowed may be associated with the assigning party’s financial assets, medical care, or minor child.

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Advance Directive (Medical POA & Living Will) – Enables the designation of a health care agent as well as the stipulation of preferences regarding end-of-life/life-sustaining treatments.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Two (2) Witnesses (§ 31-32-5(c)(1))

 

Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney – As the most prominent type of financial POA, this instrument can deliver authorities associated with a grantor’s personal accounts, property, liabilities, benefits, etc. (Stays valid even if the principal loses their mental capacity.)

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Witness & Notary Public.

 

General (Financial) Power of Attorney – Like its counterpart, the durable POA, this document will also allow individuals to convey authorities connected to their finances/property but loses its functionality once the issuing party becomes incapacitated.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Witness & Notary Public.

 

Limited (Special) Power of Attorney – Limits the authority given to the attorney-in-fact by allowing the principal to furnish a precise description of the exact task they want to be carried out.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Witness & Notary Public.

 

Minor Child Power of Attorney – Parents who want to authorize another person (a family member, step-parent, qualified non-relative) to temporarily care for their child may do so with the use of this form.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Notary Public (§ 19-9-129(a)(1))

 

Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – Car or truck owners can delegate vehicle-related assignments to a third (3rd) party with the completion of this form.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Notary Public.

 

Real Estate Power of Attorney – For property owners or homebuyers who wish to have a trusted individual act on their behalf concerning real property.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Witness & Notary Public.

 

Revocation of Power of Attorney – Retract the authority granted in a previous POA document by supplementing this form.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Notary Public Recommended.

 

Tax Power of Attorney – Most commonly used by those looking to authorize their accountant or attorney to handle their tax duties.

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Signing Requirements: Acknowledgment of Notary Public (unless the representative is an attorney, qualified accountant, or IRS agent).

 

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