New Mexico power of attorney forms are used to allow a person to select someone else to act in their place for financial, medical, tax (State Filing), motor vehicle, and parental guardianship matters on their behalf. In most cases, the form is used due to the incapacitation of a family member, whether caused by advanced age, illness, or an unexpected accident.
Through a New Mexico Financial Power of Attorney, Durable or Nondurable, while still mentally competent, name an Attorney-In-Fact to control your finances when and if you become incapacitated. The Advance Healthcare Directive will make sure your wishes are carried out as to your end of life medical wishes in case you cannot state them for yourself. These documents can be filled out without the aid of an attorney as long as the Principal and Agent follow the State laws under the Uniform Power of Attorney Act.
All documents are highly recommended to be signed in the presence of a notary public or two (2) witnesses even though it is not required by the State.
New Mexico durable financial (Statutory) power of attorney allows a trusted person you may name as your Attorney-In-Fact, or representative, who must be willing to watch over your business interests and investments. He or she should be available locally, and it is also a good idea to name an alternative in case your first choice turns out to be unavailable when and if the time…
Use this form if you are looking to acquire an agent to take on your financial affairs while you are mentally competent. Unlike the Durable Form, the power provided with this form does not remain in place if the principal should become incapacitated. Although under New Mexico law, it is not required to be signed in the presence if a notary public or have witnesses…
Use this form to request to have special or “limited” monetary powers for someone else to be able to have on your behalf, the individual is known as an agent. You may appoint your agent to be able to act for business or monetary related activities as long as he or she is always acting in your best interests. The document will become void either…
Under the New Mexico State Law, the Uniform Health Care Decisions Act, a person my authorize an Advance Healthcare Directive, which includes two main documents. The first part is the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, in which you name an individual, to be known as your Agent, to make all you other medical decisions on your behalf if you should be incapacitated or now…
According to State Statute 45-5-104 this form allows a parent to choose another family relative to take care of a minor on their behalf and to take responsibility for all health care and educational decisions. The arrangement may only be for a maximum of six (6) months before a new form may be signed. Document must be signed in the presence of a notary public in…
The vehicle power of attorney form permits an owner of a automobile located in New Mexico to select someone to sell, register or have someone apply for title on their behalf. This document must be notarized in order for it to be accepted at a Motor Vehicles Department location.
The New Mexico tax power of attorney document, known by the State as Form ACD-31102, may be used to arrange another person to handle your responsibilities with regard to your State tax filing. This form applies only to the Taxation and Revenue Department.
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