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A Georgia power of attorney can be used by any person to appoint someone else to manage health, business, or legal decisions on their behalf. From appointing someone to handle finances to being the guardian of their minor child, a power of attorney document allows someone else to represent the needs of another person for…

A Georgia bill of sale legally transfers the ownership of personal property in exchange for cash or trade. The buyer and seller are required to sign the document and it should be kept for accounting purposes by both parties. For a vehicle transfer, the seller must sign over and send the Certificate of Title that…

A Georgia lease agreement is a document between a landlord and tenant to use property in exchange for payment. The responsibilities of utilities and services to the property are negotiated between the parties and outlined in the agreement. The landlord, prior to signing, will commonly verify the tenant’s credit and employment through a rental application….

A Georgia eviction notice is a letter given by landlords to tenants when the terms of the lease have been broken by the tenant. The landlord will give notice describing the violation and how long the tenant has to fix the issue. If the tenant fixes the issue by the end of the notice period, the…

A Georgia real estate power of attorney is a document that a Principal often uses to select and empower an Agent to assist with the purchase, sale, refinance, and/or management of real property. The Principal would complete the document to appoint an agent and should be prepared to define what the agent may do in…

A Georgia motor vehicle power of attorney (Form T-8) is a template that can be used by an owner of a vehicle to allow another person to handle matters involving the Georgia Motor Vehicle Division, such as registration and titling of a motor vehicle. This is considered a limited power of attorney and is limited…

A Georgia tax power of attorney (Form RD-1061), often referred to as the Georgia Department of Revenue Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative, allows a principal to designate an agent, usually a trusted tax advisor or attorney, to represent them in front of the Department of Revenue. Once this document is properly executed and…

A Georgia revocation power of attorney is important someone wishes to cancel or revoke a power of attorney they created in the past. In order for this form to be effective, they must give a copy to the agent listed in the power of attorney as well as any financial institution that may rely on…

A Georgia minor child power of attorney is a form that confers powers onto a trusted family member to care for the principal’s children for a temporary period of time. This form may be assigned to any family member or friend and should only be established for a short period of time (less than 1-year)….

A Georgia limited power of attorney is an official declaration of an individual’s decision to grant limited legal powers to a friend, relative, or associate to act in a specific circumstance. It is important the issuing party (the principal) be as explicit as possible when describing what this agent may do in his or her…