The Oregon Power of Attorney Forms are a set of legal agreements that give one person, known as the Attorney-in-Fact or Agent, the authority to make decisions on behalf of or act in place of another person, known as the Principal. The most common ways these forms are classified are as either Springing or Immediate, indicating the agreement goes into effect after the Principal has been incapacitated or immediately upon being signed, respectively.
Form Description Types
Oregon Limited Power of Attorney Form
Oregon Medical Power of Attorney Form
Oregon Durable Power of Attorney Form
Oregon General Power of Attorney Form
The following forms are the most common examples of Power of Attorney agreements. While there may be more specialized or unique forms, used for exceptionally specific situations, these forms can usually be adapted to meet almost all of a Principal’s needs. The Principal should therefore consider carefully which form they need.
Oregon Power of Attorney Law
- Oregon Revised Statutes, Volume 3, Chapter 127