A North Dakota minor (child) power of attorney legally authorizes a designated individual to assume temporary responsibilities and decision-making for a child in areas such as education, healthcare, and general welfare.
This arrangement, effective for up to six months, authorizes an attorney-in-fact or agent over matters such as enrolling the child in school, making educational decisions, and consenting to various medical treatments, including dental and mental health care.
Legal Considerations
Statute: ND Century Code Chapter 30.1-26 (§§ 30.1-26-01-30.1-26-04).
Where to Record: Recording this document isn’t required.
Signing Requirements: Notary public (See state instructions).
Length of Validity: Six months (§ 30.1-26-04 (5-104)).
