Power of Attorney (POA) for property

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Estates & Powers of Attorney

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Power of Attorney (POA) for property

A Power of Attorney for Property is a legal document that lets a person choose someone to make property and financial decisions for them.

The “principal” is the person who makes the power of attorney (POA) document. They give someone else, an “agent”, the power to make decisions.

The “agent” is the person named in a power of attorney document. The POA document gives the agent the power to make decisions on behalf of the principal.

Learn more about POAs for property here.

Power of attorney for property basics
Defines the power of attorney and describes what a person with this power can do.
Guide
Power of attorney for property
This Easy Form helps you give someone you trust power of attorney for your property and finances. This person would become your agent, and they will have access to or control of your money and property.
Easy Form
Naming an agent for a Power of Attorney (POA)
Learn how to create a Power of Attorney, select a trusted agent, and understand their responsibilities.
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How to set up a power of attorney for property
Steps to create a power of attorney for property.
How-To
Power of attorney revocation
This Easy Form helps you cancel a power of attorney you gave someone else. It works for property or health care powers of attorney.
Easy Form
Ending a power of attorney
Learn the steps to formally end a power of attorney for property or health care with links to the forms you need.
How-To
Power of attorney resignation
This Easy Form helps you resign as an agent for power of attorney. It works for property or health care powers of attorney.
Easy Form