In the course of life, through illness, accident or advanced age, a person can lose the ability to competently make decisions in regards to his or her healthcare and financial affairs. That is why it’s so important for every Arizona resident to chart the course that he or she would like to see followed when they can no longer adequately make those decisions for themselves. All documents are in pursuant with Arizona laws and statutes Title 14, Chapter 5, Article 5 – Powers of Attorney.
All documents must have at least one witness or notary public present upon authorization or signature of the form.
Assign a friend or family member to take the responsibility of handling all of your financials. Once the document is signed and witnessed by a notary public, the person selected may act in any financial decision on your behalf under the laws of Arizona. This is the only power of attorney form that remains legal even you become in a mental state that no longer…
Allows a person in Arizona to elect an individual to handle all financial decisions on their behalf. All selections made by the chosen representative must be in the best interest of the assignor. The form is no longer good for use if the person represented becomes mentally ill. The document is exactly like the durable version except for this one provision. Adobe PDF Microsoft Word
Adobe PDF Microsoft Word Otherwise known as the “Durable Special Power of Attorney”, allows a person to choose someone else to handle very specific financial actions on their behalf. The action or decision may be as small as picking up mail to as large as handling a real estate transaction on behalf of the principal. All laws still apply and the agent selected must still…
Arizona medical power of attorney, also referred to as an “Advance Directive”, includes a Living Will which allows you to choose your end-of-life treatment options. You may articulate which types of medical care that you will permit, and such types that you require to be foregone. Because every turn of event can’t be foreseen, the Agent you choose through the health Care Power of Attorney…
Use the Arizona motor vehicle power of attorney form to elect someone else to handle title and registration on your behalf. The representative will need the title and registration application and may choose to handle the process at an office location or by going to mailing the documents to the following address along with the $4 fee; Motor Vehicle Division P.O. Box 2100 MD 555M…
Document allows for a parent of a minor child to select someone else (must be blood related family) to take guardianship rights in reference to medical and education decisions on behalf of the minor. The form must be for a fixed period of time for up to six (6) months and after becomes void unless the parties decide to write a new form.
The revocation form can be downloaded in Adobe PDF and used to cancel or void any type of existing power of attorney document that exists in Arizona. The form must be completed and notarized to be acceptable by third party institutions. Make sure to hand the form out to any entity or individuals where the original power of attorney may still be used. If the…
Use to elect a person (most commonly an accountant) to handle another person’s tax filing with the State of Arizona. This is the only power of attorney document that does not need to be notarized or witnessed by a third (3rd) party. Typically, this form will be attached to the person’s State filing with the Department of Revenue.
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