Due to the variability of accident or illness leaving you incapacitated and not able to handle your financial or medical decisions on your own, New Hampshire power of attorney documents allow someone to step in for your best interests. There are two simple measures to be taken, through a New Hampshire financial power of attorney and an advance directive you can make sure that your wishes and values are the driving force in the conduct of your affairs. It is most popular to select a spouse or close relative to handle these decisions on your behalf and most importantly someone that you can trust.
Under New Hampshire Power of Attorney Law, Chapter 506 of the Revised State Statutes, all documents must be signed in the presence of a notary public or at least two (2) witnesses. The witnesses cannot be blood-related or be employed at a health care facility attended by the principal.
Using this form, the principal should be understand that the form stays valid if you become mentally incapacitated. Meaning if something were to happen to you, your agent would know what decisions to make for you in case this happens. This form allows your agent to hold all decision making powers on your behalf. Under State law, the durable form may be signed and powers…
The general power of attorney document works just like the durable whereas a resident may select an agent to handle any and all monetary and business related decisions on their behalf. The only difference between the two (2) documents is that the general form does not stay valid if the principal should become incapacitated or no longer able to mentally think for themselves. This is…
This form is designed for you to grant certain legal powers to a person of your choice, most importantly, someone that you can trust. You may attach restrictions on the level of power that your agent may hold and the agent should be advised that they must always be acting in the best interests of the principal. Once the act has been completed, the principal…
The Advance Directive consists of two documents. A Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care and a Living Will, you set forth in writing the conditions under which you do and do not consent to any number of medical treatment and procedures. Through the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, you name a person, again called you Agent, who will make all the rest…
With this form, known also as DP-2848, a resident of New Hampshire is able to select a person of your interest qualified to handle and represent you with your tax filings. Applied only for the State of New hampshire and may not be used for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Unlike other power of attorney documents in New Hampshire, this form does not need to…
Also known as Form Title 5, document allows for a person to select someone else in New Hampshire to take care of a Title Application or Registration with the Division of Motor Vehicles. Form must be notarized if it is to be accepted by the office.
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