Limited Power of Attorney Template - New Hampshire

You can delegate powers to an agent using a New Hampshire Limited Power of Attorney Form . The fine details of the agreed power(s) need to be thoroughly evaluated and should be given only to a trusted individual. Usually, principals select their immediate family members or close friends to be agent as they are more reliable. It also helps to prevent any possible conflicts in situations of power abuse. There can be several reasons as to why a principal may decide to assign an agent, poor health for example.

To make this document legally binding, remember to consider that signing these documents between the principal and agent is not enough. This process has to be witnessed and signed by a notary public.

Still looking for a particular form? Take a look at the related forms below:

• Power of Attorney Forms;
• Durable Power of Attorney Forms;
• Medical Power of Attorney Forms.