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Limited Power of AttorneyPAGE 1 OF 2Instructions 1. Complete this form to designate a person to act as your Agent relative to your STABLE Account. Upon completion of this form, your Agent will be

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How to fill out limited power of attorney

1. Begin by clearly stating your intention to create a Limited Power of Attorney document.
2. Identify the parties involved by providing the full legal names and addresses of both the appointor (the person granting the power) and the attorney-in-fact (the person receiving the power).
3. Specify the scope and limitations of the power being granted. Clearly state the specific powers and authorities the attorney-in-fact will have, as well as any restrictions or limitations on those powers.
4. Indicate the duration of the power of attorney. Specify whether it will be effective immediately upon signing or if it will only come into effect at a future date or upon the occurrence of a specific event. Also, state when the power of attorney will terminate.
5. Include any special instructions or conditions that need to be followed by the attorney-in-fact.
6. Sign and date the Limited Power of Attorney document in the presence of a notary public or other authorized witness. Have the attorney-in-fact sign and date the document as well.
7. Make several copies of the document and distribute them as necessary to the involved parties, such as the attorney-in-fact, the appointor, and relevant institutions or individuals who may need to rely on the power of attorney.

Who needs limited power of attorney?

1. Individuals who will be unavailable or unable to handle certain financial or legal matters for a period of time.
2. Business owners who want to delegate specific tasks or responsibilities to someone they trust.
3. Aging individuals or those with disabilities who may need assistance with managing their affairs.
4. Parents who want to authorize someone to make decisions on behalf of their minor children in specific situations.
5. People involved in real estate transactions who need someone to act on their behalf during the process.
6. Individuals who want to grant someone the authority to handle their financial affairs in the event of incapacitation or illness.
7. Those who want to grant someone limited authority to sign documents or negotiate contracts on their behalf.

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What is limited power of attorney?

The limited power of attorney is a legal document that gives someone else the authority to act on your behalf in specific situations or for specific tasks.

Who is required to file limited power of attorney?

Individuals who want to designate someone to handle specific matters, such as managing finances, making medical decisions, or selling property, may need to file a limited power of attorney.

How to fill out limited power of attorney?

To fill out a limited power of attorney, you will need to include details about the specific tasks or decisions that the designated person is authorized to make on your behalf.

What is the purpose of limited power of attorney?

The purpose of a limited power of attorney is to provide someone else with the legal authority to act on your behalf in specific situations, without granting them broad powers over all aspects of your life.

What information must be reported on limited power of attorney?

The limited power of attorney should include information about the designated person, the specific tasks or decisions they are authorized to make, and any limitations or restrictions on their authority.