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Home Legal Documents Power of Attorney Vermont

Free Vermont Power of Attorney Form

Use our Vermont Power of Attorney form to let someone make legal and financial decisions for you.

Updated December 15, 2020

Power of attorney (POA) is the authority to make legal decisions on behalf of another person. It’s also the name of the legal document that grants this authority.

Using a power of attorney form allows you (the “principal”) to appoint any individual (the “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”) to manage your financial, medical, or other legal affairs.

Power of attorney laws vary by state. So, you need to download the power of attorney form specific to Vermont (VT).

There are different types of power of attorney, so the form you need depends on what the POA is for and when the POA is effective.

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  1. Vermont (VT) Power of Attorney Documents
  2. How to Get Power of Attorney in Vermont

Vermont (VT) Power of Attorney Documents

Vermont power of attorney

Vermont General/Financial Power of Attorney

A financial or general power of attorney is a legal document appointing a trusted individual or entity to look after your financial affairs.

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vermont medical power of attorney

Vermont Medical Power of Attorney

Appointing a third party to take care of your medical affairs can be facilitated through a Vermont medical power of attorney or a Vermont advance directive.

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Vermont Durable Power of Attorney 

Vermont Durable Power of Attorney 

A durable power of attorney authorizes the agent to act on behalf of the principal in a range of business and legal matters, and remains effective even if the principal becomes incapacitated.

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Vermont Limited (Special) Power of Attorney 

Vermont Limited (Special) Power of Attorney 

A limited (special) power of attorney allows the principal to be more specific as to what the agent can do on his or her behalf.

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Vermont Springing Power of Attorney 

Vermont Springing Power of Attorney 

A springing power of attorney becomes in effect at a future time and only when a specific event occurs, such as the incapacitation of the principal.

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How to Get Power of Attorney in Vermont

To set up a power of attorney, both the agent and principal fill out and sign a power of attorney form.

The form you use must comply with Vermont Statutes Title 14 Chapter 123 (as all forms on this page do).

Vermont Power of Attorney Requirements

In accordance with Vermont Statutes Title 14 Chapter 123, power of attorney forms must meet the following requirements:

  1. The POA form must contain:
    • The name and contact information of the principal and appointed agent(s)
    • What powers are granted to the agent
    • Specific limitations placed on the agent’s powers
    • When the agent’s powers begin and end
    • The date of execution
    • Signatures of the principal, agent, and witness
  2. The principal must sign the power of attorney form in front of a witness and acknowledge their signature before a notary public.

If you don’t include a statement of durability in your power of attorney form, it will be automatically revoked if you become incapacitated.

Power of Attorney: In Other States

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  • Massachusetts
  • New Hampshire
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  • New York
  • Wisconsin

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