North Dakota Power of Attorney Forms

The North Dakota Power of Attorney Forms are a group of documents that permit one person, known as the Principal, to give another person, known as the Attorney-in-Fact, the legal authority to act on their behalf or make decisions in their place. While there are many different legal terms used to refer to these agreements, two of the most common are Immediate or Springing, indicating the agreement either goes into effect immediately upon being signed or after the Principal has been incapacitated, respectively.

Form Description Types

North Dakota Medical Power of Attorney Form

A North Dakota Medical Power of Attorney Form is used when the Principal wants the Attorney-in-Fact to make decisions about the Principal’s health care. This is the only agreement that can give the Principal this power, as Medical Power of…Read more ›

North Dakota Limited Power of Attorney Form

A North Dakota Limited Power of Attorney Form is used when the Principal wishes to give the Attorney-in-Fact authority over a single aspect of the Principal’s finances. This is usually to perform a specific action on behalf of the Principal,…Read more ›

North Dakota General Power of Attorney Form

A North Dakota General Power of Attorney Form is used when the Principal wishes to give the Attorney-in-Fact universal power over the Principal’s finances. This includes overseeing bank accounts, managing investments, giving gifts and paying bills. These agreements are rarely…Read more ›

North Dakota Durable Power of Attorney Form

A North Dakota Durable Power of Attorney Form is used when the Principal wishes to ensure that the Attorney-in-Fact will retain their powers after the Principal has been declared incapable of making their own decisions. There are a variety of…Read more ›

As the Principal will be the one initiating this agreement, they should always read all of the following forms carefully to ensure they have the type of agreement they want to hand over the power they want. The following forms are the most common examples of Power of Attorney agreements, although more specialized forms do exist.

North Dakota Power of Attorney Law

  • North Dakota Code, Chapter 30.1, Title 30