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A Florida power of attorney provides a way for a person to assign his or her legal authority over his or her financial (and other) matters to another person. This allows the other person, or agent, to act on the person’s, or principal’s, behalf. Many people use this type of form when they know they are…

A Florida bill of sale is a document used to transfer the ownership of personal property from a seller in exchange for cash or trade. Commonly used for vehicle sales, a bill of sale can be used to exchange any type of property. It is required for the buyer and seller to sign and can…

A Florida lease agreement is a document written between a landlord and tenant for the renting of commercial or residential property. The agreement is written after the landlord has accepted a rental application by the tenant that details their personal information and gives their consent to run a credit report. If the tenant is accepted,…

A Florida eviction notice is a memo given by a landlord to a tenant for a violation of their lease contract. The notice must be delivered directly to the tenant or posted on the property (on the door). It must include the details of the violation and the time period the tenant has to fix…

A Florida real estate power of attorney is a legal document used to provide a selected agent (i.e., an individual, attorney, or real estate agent) with the permission to refinance, sell or manage real property in the name of its issuer (or principal). Once completed, the principal must sign the document before two witnesses and…

A Florida motor vehicle power of attorney permits the titleholder of a vehicle in Florida to appoint a trusted individual to represent the owner in all matters involving his or her vehicle or motorhome or vessel with the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. This power will grant a wide scope of actions that can be taken with a vehicle…

A Florida tax power of attorney (Form DR-835) can be used when one wants to let his or her accountant or tax advisor access tax information and make filings on his or her behalf with the Florida Department of Revenue. This is useful when you have a tax advisor handle your taxes or when you…

A Florida revocation power of attorney form is used to terminate a previously executed power of attorney. It is important to realize that even if you sign a revocation, it is not effective until all the concerned third parties know about the revocation. It is, therefore, important that you inform your financial institutions and others…

A Florida minor child power of attorney form is a legal document that allows a parent to provide the written authority for a friend or family member to care for their children in their absence. In the state of Florida, no minor power of attorney exists and therefore a guardianship petition must be filed with the County…

A Florida medical power of attorney, or ‘Florida designation of health care surrogate’ or ‘advance directive’, allows a person to appoint a surrogate and an alternate surrogate to make health care judgments if the principal (issuing party) suffers a medical event where he or she is unable to communicate healthcare wishes to health care providers. This…