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The Nevada Minor Child Power of Attorney qualifies a composed agreement to transfer an individual’s intrinsic parental rights concerning a child to a nominated adult for an interim period. The short-term arrangement allows the named attorney-in-fact to receive powers to make decisions in place of the parent regarding the minor. The document is provided to afford the ability to designate agency in situations where the parent may be absent. Nevada state law specifies that the issuance will expire either on the stipulated expiration date or automatically after six (6) months have elapsed from the effective date.

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Statute – Nevada Revised Statutes – Appointment of Guardian of Minor Without Approval of Court (§ 159A.205 – 159A.215)

Definition – “Minor” means any person who is:

1. Less than 18 years of age; or
2. Less than 19 years of age if the guardianship of the person is continued until the person reaches the age of 19 years pursuant to § 159A.191.
(§ 159A.023)

Signing Requirements – The agreement requires notarization from an individual authorized by law to acknowledge the execution of legal documents (§ 159A.205-5(c)).

Revocation – § 159A.205