The Vermont Power of Attorney Forms are a set of agreements that are drafted when one person (known as the Principal) wishes to grant another person (known as the Attorney-in-Fact or Agent) the legal authority to act in their place. There are a variety of reasons a Principal might draft these agreements, from simply needed another person to handle aspects of the Principal’s finances to needing another person to make decisions about their medical treatment when they are incapable.
Form Description Types
Vermont Durable Power of Attorney Form
Vermont General Power of Attorney Form
Vermont Medical Power of Attorney Form
Vermont Limited Power of Attorney Form
While there are a variety of Power of Attorney agreements, the following forms are the most common examples. The Principal should consider which kind of form they want to draft carefully, as each gives different powers and under different circumstances. While there may be more specialized forms, the following agreements can generally be adapted to meet any of the Principal’s needs.
Vermont Power of Attorney Law
- Vermont Statutes, Title 14, Chapter 123