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A Louisiana power of attorney, or “mandate,” permits an individual to legally and officially designate a representative (“mandatory”) to act on their behalf when necessary. The term “mandatory” is used in Louisiana instead of “agent” or “attorney-in-fact” as used generally in the other 49 States.  A principal may use a power of attorney form for…

Louisiana bill of sale forms are legal documents that provide information about the sale and purchase of property, such as boats, vehicles, and firearms. It includes the transaction’s terms which can then be used to register the property with the state (if needed). It is recommended that a bill of sale is not signed by…

A Louisiana rental agreement is between a landlord and tenant for the rental and use of a residential or commercial property. The tenant will agree to maintain the property and pay rent on a monthly basis to the landlord. The landlord is recommended, before authorizing a lease, to run a credit check on the tenant…

A Louisiana eviction notice is a legal document sent by landlords seeking to notify a tenant of a non-compliance issue with their lease. The landlord will send the notice describing the violation and include the required statutory time period the tenant has to respond and cure the issue. If the tenant does not cure the…

A Louisiana real estate power of attorney is a document that real estate attorneys often use to complete for the purpose of serving a principal in real estate transactions. The form is also often used by a principal to appoint an agent, an individual, an attorney, or a real estate professional, among others, to manage…

A Louisiana power of attorney revocation can be used if a person wants to revoke a power of attorney they previously issued. Make sure to fulfill the revocation process by verifying its delivery to the concerned parties and institutions because merely filling out this form is only part of this process. All relevant parties, including…

A Louisiana power of attorney for minor child (parental) is a type of authority appointment allowing parents to appoint someone to have authority to make decisions (i.e. medical and education decisions) regarding their children when they are absent. This type of form can only be in place for a maximum of a year and would…

A Louisiana motor vehicle power of attorney can be used when one person would like help from another person with titling and registration of their motor vehicle in Louisiana. The selected representative may be able to transfer title, register the vehicle, or perform other acts on behalf of the principal to the Office of Motor…

A Louisiana tax power of attorney (Form R-7006) is a form that allows a person to appoint a representative or representatives to make filings, obtain information, and otherwise act on their behalf in front of the Louisiana Department of Revenue. How to Write 1 – The Louisiana Tax Representative Declaration Should Be Accessed On this…

A Louisiana medical power of attorney form functions as a written tool where a principal will grant the power of his or her authority to a trusted friend or relative over principal health care decisions. This is used if and when the principal ends up in a situation where he or she is not able…