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Financial Durable General Power of Attorney Arizona

    A Financial Durable Power of Attorney Arizona form template is necessary if you plan to hand over someone the power to take decisions and act on your behalf in financial affairs. We understand the importance of this lawfully binding DPoA template and, therefore, present a template crafted and proofread by the legal experts from Arizona. In addition, it is customizable, which means that you can edit it according to your needs.

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Do you need someone to handle your real estate, legal and financial transactions, if and when, you can no longer take action or make decisions yourself? If yes, your best bet is drafting a durable power of attorney Arizona. Unlike a will that dictates how your properties are to be shared and handled after you are gone, a durable poa protects your interests when you are still alive but incapacitated.

This article reveals a lot more about the peculiarities of drafting an Arizona durable power of attorney form.

Following are the components to be included in this form template:

    • Details of the grantor and grantee
    • Principal location
    • Revocation (details and terms)
    • Information of the powers granted including bank account, safe deposits, transactions, etc. 
    • Applicable laws

What Is An Arizona Durable Power of Attorney?

The state laws grant residents of Arizona the legal rights to nominate an individual - usually their spouse or relative – to represent their interests and act in their name on several financial and business transactions beyond when they no longer harbour a good sense of judgement.

The one who activates this right to nominate another is described as the grantor or principal while the nominated fellow is known as the proxy, agent or attorney-in-fact. If the agent is granted powers over mostly financial transactions including tax-related issues and collection of benefits, it is described as a financial durable general power of attorney Arizona.

In Arizona, all financial durable poa forms are to be drafted in accordance with what is stipulated in § 14-5501 (Durable power of attorney; creation; validity).

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How Does The Arizona Durable Power of Attorney Work?

A durable power of attorney Arizona also known as an enduring power of attorney empowers an agent to manage the bank accounts of the principal, cancel insurance policies, as well as handle many more sensitive transactions on behalf of the principal. For a poa form to be considered durable in Arizona, it must contain any of the two phrases:

  • “This power of attorney is not affected by subsequent disability or incapacity of the principal or lapse of time.”
  • “This power of attorney is effective on the disability or incapacity of the principal.”

A principal is allowed to revoke the powers of his/her agent as long as the principal’s physician (certified) can show a written proof that the principal is still of sound mind and hence, can make such decisions.

A financial power of attorney Arizona becomes invalid through the following means

  • Revocation of power of attorney: The revocation document must be signed and notarized by the principal. The principal must also notify the agent and all financial institutions this agent might have had contact with on behalf of his intent that the agent’s powers have been revoked.
  • Resignation or death of the agent
  • Revocation by a court order
  • Death of the principal

 

Who Needs an Arizona Durable Power of Attorney?

The following individuals need an Arizona durable power of attorney

  • Individuals with financial assets to protect
  • Seniors with retirement benefits to collect
  • An individual who works in a high-risk environment
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FAQs

  • How should an agent sign?

    It is recommended that an agent signs in a representative capacity. Should the agents sign in their own name, they will be held accountable for anything they sign. The agents should therefore make it clear from their signature that they are not signing for themselves but, the principal.

  • Can I work with online durable poa forms?

    Yes, you can. A durable poa form online is regarded as valid under the laws of the state as long as it contains provisions from § 14-5501 (Durable power of attorney; creation; validity) and is executed under the provisions of the law. By provisions of the law, it means that:

    • Both the principal and the agent are at least 18 years of age.
    • The document signing is witnessed by one or more persons asides the agent, agent’s spouse or agent’s children. A notary public is also a suitable alternative.

A financial durable general power of attorney form is suitable for you if you have some financial assets to protect. Should you become incapacitated, your agent comes in on your behalf to manage your financial transactions as you would have wanted. You can download one of the several free power of attorney forms to print available on CocoSign platform to begin executing the process.

DOCUMENT PREVIEW

ARIZONA REAL ESTATE POWER OF ATTORNEY

Pursuant to § 14-5501

 

 

I, ___________________ [Full Name], of ______________________________

 

[Street Address] in the City of _____________________, State of _______________

 

(the “Principal”) hereby appoint ___________________ [Full Name], of

 

______________________________ [Street Address] in the City of

 

_____________________, State of _______________ (the “Agent”) to act on my

 

behalf for the purpose set forth in Article I below (Initial and Check the Applicable Types): 

 

Article I.  Assignment of Authority

 

_____   - Sale of Real Estate: My agent is authorized to act in my behalf for the purpose of selling the lands and premises located at ___________________________________ and with a legal description of ___________________________________.  My agent is authorized to perform any and all acts related to such sale, including, but not limited to, executing, modifying and delivering any and all documents necessary to complete the transaction as well as accepting the closing proceeds for deposit into my account which has been previously disclosed to my agent.

 

_____   - Purchase of Real Estate

: My agent is authorized to act in my behalf for the purpose of purchasing the lands and premises located at ___________________________________ and with a legal description of ___________________________________.  My agent is authorized to perform any and all acts related to such purchase, including, but not limited to the financing and mortgaging of the property. My agent is authorized to execute, modify and deliver any documents necessary to complete the financing and purchase of the property as well as to withdraw and disburse funds necessary for the closing from my account which I have previously disclosed to my agent.

 

_____ - Management of Real Estate: My agent is authorized to act on my behalf for the purpose of managing the premises located at ___________________________________ and with a legal description of ___________________________________. My agent is authorized to perform all acts related to maintaining the property such as but not limited to: making repairs (with reimbursement), approving sub-contractors for work, negotiating rents, signing lease/sublease agreements, evicting tenants and any other representation as needed for day-to-day management.

 

_____   - Refinancing: My agent is authorized to act in my behalf for the purpose of refinancing my debts, including, but not limited to any debts secured by a mortgage on the lands and premises located at ___________________________________ and with a legal description of ___________________________________. My agent is authorized to perform any and all acts related to such refinancing, including but not limited to, modifying, executing and delivering any and all documents necessary to complete the refinancing as well as to withdraw and disburse funds necessary to complete the refinancing from my account which I have previously disclosed to my agent.

 

Article II. Durable Power of Attorney

 

This power of attorney shall not be affected by the Principal’s subsequent disability or incapacity unless otherwise stated in Article III(b).

 

Article III. Term

 

(Initial and Check the Applicable Term): 

 

 

  1. _____   - This power of attorney is effective as of the date hereof and shall

 

terminate upon revocation or automatically on the ___ day of

 

__________________, 20___.

 

  1. _____   - (Non-Durable Option) This power of attorney is effective as of the date hereof and shall terminate upon my incapacity, or death, or revocation.

 

  1. _____   - This power of attorney is effective as of the date hereof and shall terminate upon my death or revocation.

 

Article IV. Ratification

 

I, the Principal, grant to my Agent full power and authority to perform all acts on my behalf as I could do if personally present, hereby ratifying and confirming all that my Agent may do pursuant to this power.

 

Article V. Governing Law

This Note shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of Arizona.

Article VI. Revocation

 

I, the Principal, hereby revoke any existing powers of attorney that may have previously been granted by me relative to the above described property.

 

In witness whereof, I have executed this instrument this ___ day of ________________,

 

20___.

 

 

Principal’s Signature ________________________ Print Name __________________

 

 

 

Agent’s Signature ________________________ Print Name __________________

 

Affirmation by Witness

 

I, ________________________, witnessed the execution of this Power of Attorney by the Principal, and I affirm that the Principal appeared to me to be of sound mind, was not under duress, and the Principal affirmed to me that he/she was aware of the nature of this Power of Attorney and signed it freely and voluntarily.

 

Witness Signature ________________________

 

Print Name ________________________

 

 

NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT
 

STATE OF __________________

 

__________________ County, ss.

 

 

On this ____ day of __________________, 20____, before me appeared

 

____________________, as the Principal who proved to me through government issued photo identification to be the above-named person, in my presence executed foregoing instrument and acknowledged that (s)he executed the same as his/her free act and deed.

     

_________________________________________

Notary Public 

 

Print Name: _____________________ My commission expires: __________________

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Acceptance by Agent

 

The undersigned Agent acknowledges and executes this Power of Attorney, and by such execution does hereby affirm that I: (A) accept the appointment as agent; (B) understand the duties under the Power of Attorney and under the law.

 

 

Agent’s Signature ________________________ Print Name __________________

    

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