Louisiana Power of Attorney Forms


There are four main power of attorney documents in the State of Louisiana that are commonly used by residents; 1) Financial – For all monetary related transactions concerning a person’s assets and business activities 2) Health Care – For allowing someone to make any and all your medical decisions in the chance you cannot do so for yourself 3) Vehicle – Choose a person to handle the sale of your vehicle or all title and registration proceedings at the Office of Motor Vehicles 4) Tax Purposes – Elect a person (usually a CPA) to handle all your State tax filings.
All documents available for download are in accordance with Louisiana law under the Mandates Civil Code.



This form allows for a person to have unlimited and unrestricted power to handle your financial decisions. The decisions and actions made on your behalf can be anything from picking up mail to selling a home, as long as the decision is in your best interest it is legal. The form is durable which means that it remains valid if you should become incapacitated. If…

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A Power of Attorney, also known as a “Procuration in Louisiana” or “Mandate”, through this document you, the Principal, authorize another, known as an Agent or The Mandatory, the right to make certain decisions in regards to your finances. These decisions carry the force of your own words, and give the Agent very real authority to handle your bank accounts and personal property. You can…

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The limited financial power of attorney for Louisiana is a legal document that allows a person to be able to handle specific or specified actions on behalf of someone else. The person being represented is known as the “Principal” and the person doing performing the representation the “Agent” or “Attorney in Fact”. To create the form both parties must fill in the document and sign…

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The Medical Power of Attorney Form, also known as an Advance Directive consists of two parts: the Living Will, which is also known as a Declaration, and the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. The Living Will goes into effect when your physician and a colleague physician determine that you are incapacitated and that you are either in a deep, irreversible coma or that…

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There are two (2) forms used in Louisiana for handling someone else’s motor vehicle responsibilities; Registering and Obtaining Title – The power to be able to act on behalf of the principal to perform any function in relation to the automobile at the Office of Motor Vehicles. Authorization to Transfer – To authorize an agent to handle the selling of a motor vehicle located in…

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Use the following document to elect someone, usually a real estate attorney, to handle the sale of property on your behalf. The form must clearly indicate the specified property by including; Street Address Book and Page (From the Deed) Tax Map and Lot Number – Or any other way of describing the real property by the tax assessor Due to the high level of representation…

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The Louisiana tax power of attorney form, or ‘R-7006’, is designated for residents seeking to have someone else file taxes on their behalf. You may select the form to last for a duration of time so that you do not have to update every year and in addition to filing taxes you may have your representative handle the following; Sign the return(s) for the above…

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