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Missouri power of attorney forms allows a person (“principal”) to choose an agent to handle their personal and business affairs while they are alive. Depending on the type, the agent will have control over financial, medical, tax-related, vehicle, or other decisions making responsibilities. The agent will have the same power as if the principal was…

A Missouri bill of sale is a legal document that records the sale and transfer of personal property. This common is for motor vehicles and should be signed when or after completing the transaction.  A signed copy should be kept by both parties and the buyer will need to show it when registering a vehicle…

A Missouri lease agreement is written and agreed upon by a landlord and a tenant for a period of time and covers the exchange of a place to live or conduct business in exchange for the payment of rent. The tenant’s credit and income will most likely be verified by the landlord before a lease…

A Missouri eviction notice is a legal document used to inform a tenant of their breach of a lease contract. The notice includes a full description of the lease infraction and the time to correct the issue. If the tenant does not adhere to the landlord’s claims then they can be subject to an eviction…

A Missouri real estate power of attorney form is a legal document that allows the principal (owner/title holder) of real property to transfer power to oversee the sale, rent or lease, or refinancing of the property to a pre-determined party (attorney-in-fact/agent). This document will require the testimonial signature of a notary public. The form may…

A Missouri durable power of attorney form is a document that a principal can use to appoint another person to take care of his or her financial affairs. Upon the form being signed with a notary public, the person selected to handle the affairs, the “agent”, will be able to make banking, real estate, and…

A Missouri minor child (parental) power of attorney form can be used by parents to appoint an individual to take care of their child if they are going to be unavailable. This allows a caretaker the power to make decisions related to health care and education of the child when the parents are unavailable to…

A Missouri general power of attorney is a document that allows a person to designate another person to act on their behalf in relation to financial matters. This means that the person you appoint, called the agent, will be able to take action as if they were you. Any decisions he or she makes (defined…

A Missouri revocation power of attorney form is a document used to terminate a power of attorney appointment. It is important when you decide to revoke a power of attorney that you not only fill out and sign this form in front of a notary, but that you make sure your agent has been told…

A Missouri limited power of attorney form can be used to designate a representative to take care of your financial matters for a specific transaction or for a limited period of time. For instance, if there is a real estate transaction for which you are going to be away, you can appoint a person to…