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Updated on June 13th, 2023

The West Virginia Minor Child Power of Attorney furnishes a written preparation to legally allow guardianship to a person other than the child’s parent for a chosen amount of time. The document can be adjusted as needed to bestow authority to a third party that can make decisions for a child regarding their life’s medical or legal facets. The designated rights do not relinquish parental rights but rather grant an additional individual to speak on the parent’s behalf concerning the child. Generally, this type of document is utilized to allow signing privileges to another to give a managerial appointment to an agent to handle health care, dental, and educational issues in scenarios where the parent will be absent for an extended time period. Corroboration of the parental signatures will obligate the aid of a notary official to be present to qualify a satisfactory binding commitment.