Maine power of attorney forms allow assist in the case you become incapacitated, whether temporarily or permanently, to set your financial affairs and a direction for your health care. In Maine, you can prevent this unnecessary burden from falling on your family at the worst possible time.
Through the Maine Financial Power of Attorney, you can appoint an Agent to manage your business interests and assets. Also, with an Advance Health Care Directive, you chart the course of your medical care ahead of time for those in case due to incapacitation from accident, illness, advanced age or any other cause hold you back from doing so.
All forms are pursuant to the Maine Uniform Power of Attorney Act and must be signed with at least two (2) witnesses or a notary public to be accepted by third (3rd) parties.
Adobe PDF Microsoft Word (.docx) Choose an Agent through the Maine Financial Power of Attorney, to deal with any public or private institutions to represent your best interests for all monetary related matters. The Agent must be capable of running or closing any businesses you own, and must be able to manage your investments. The most common choice for the agent is often a spouse…
Choose someone to handle any and all monetary decisions on your behalf. All actions must be made to your benefit and the person representing you may not be compensated unless you have agreed to do so. The form becomes invalid if you should become incapable of making your own decisions (incapacitated). If you would like to create an arrangement where the form remains valid if…
The limited power of attorney document in Maine allows for a resident to assign special tasks or duties to someone else for a restricted use. Typical tasks include; Accepting mail on another’s behalf including PO Boxes Property Transactions and Closings – Usually by assigning a real estate attorney Picking up a Vehicle – If an automobile was repaired or towed Any other monetary or asset…
An Advance Health Care Directive consists of two separate documents: The Living Will and the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. In the Living Will, you enumerate not only which types of health care procedures you do and do not consent to receive, but also the circumstances in which you choose for those decisions to apply. With the Durable Power of Attorney for Health…
Under Statute 5-104 a parent may assign someone else the rights to make educational and medical decisions for their minor child. The arrangement may not last longer than twelve (12) months before a new form must be completed and signed with at least two witnesses but a notary public is highly recommended for this type of representation.
Otherwise known as the 2848-ME, the form allows for a person to handle another’s tax return filing within the State of Maine (Department of Revenue). Typically it is an accountant or tax attorney but can be any person you wish. The document is typically attached to the tax filing and the form must be completed and signed with at least two (2) witnesses or a notary…
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