A Mississippi Tax Power of Attorney (Form 21-002) is the Department of Revenue’s official form for delegating personal tax affairs to another individual or entity. If a taxpayer decides they would like a third (3rd) party, such as a CPA, to file on their behalf, they can legally arrange this by completing and submitting this form as instructed.

The Michigan Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney (Form TR-128) allows individuals to appoint a representative to handle certain matters attached to an automobile. This will enable the agent to sign documents for the grantor related to purchasing, selling, or titling a motor vehicle.

The Michigan Minor Child Power of Attorney, also known as the “Delegation of Parental Authority”, allows parents/guardians to appoint a representative to act for them regarding their child. This means that the designated individual can act on behalf of the parent regarding the minor’s education, health care, and dental treatment.

The Massachusetts Medical Power of Attorney, better known as the “Health Care Proxy”, is the appointment of an agent to handle medical decisions on the behalf of another. The purpose of executing this document is to ensure that you are taking care of by a person of trust in the event of your incapacitation (the inability to function and vocalize your own wishes).

A Maryland Revocation of Power of Attorney discontinues an active POA by canceling the agent’s powers. The form needs to include the identities of the principal and agent, details of the original agreement, and the principal’s signature. A witness or notary is recommended to finalize the document.

The Maryland Minor Child Power of Attorney designates a standby guardian for someone under eighteen (18). Execution of the document provides parental powers to an agent so that they can temporarily care for their child while they are away. This is useful when a child needs to travel, receive medical attention, or enroll in school while under the supervision of a non-parent.

A Louisiana Tax Power of Attorney is a legal agreement developed by the Louisiana Department of Revenue. Its goal is to allow state residents to appoint representatives to handle tax-related affairs. If someone wishes to delegate certain obligations to their accountant, they can implement this form.

A Louisiana Revocation of Power of Attorney is the written termination of a principal-agent relationship. This simple form accomplishes this by requiring the parties’ identification, a POA description, and signatures.

The Louisiana Minor Child Power of Attorney, also known as a “Provisional Custody by Mandate,” is the statutory form used to grant certain parental rights to an agent (mandatory). It is designed for parents/guardians who will be away from their child for a short period and want to ensure that the temporary caretaker can legally sign off on anything the minor may require.

A Florida Revocation of Power of Attorney is frequently exercised by those who would like to void the terms of a POA document. Two (2) witnesses and a notarial officer should acknowledge the executor’s signature to substantiate the form.