A Pennsylvania minor (child) power of attorney allows parents or guardians to temporarily assign their parental responsibilities to a trusted individual, known as the “agent,” in situations like travel, illness, military deployment, or other circumstances.
Legal Considerations
Statute: Title 20, Chapter 56 – Powers of Attorney.
Where to Record: Recording this document isn’t required.
Signing Requirements: Two witnesses and notary public (§ 5601(b))
Length of Validity: Not specified in the state’s laws.
