An Oregon durable power of attorney form allows an individual to designate a reliable and trusted person as their agent to manage their financial matters for their benefit. The form remains legally valid until the principal’s death unless revoked.
Laws
In Oregon, power of attorney forms are durable by default.
- Relevant Laws: §§ 127.002 — 127.045.
- Presumed Durable: Yes. § 127.005(1)(c).
- Signing: The principal must sign the form. (ORS 127.005(1).
- Notarization: No requirements, although banks and other institutions might require the form to be notarized or witnessed.
- Statutory Form: No.