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New Hampshire power of attorney forms are documents that allow a person to appoint another individual to act on their behalf in certain situations. That means that the person appointed (“agent”) would stand in their place and act for the person who appointed them (“principal”).  There are many different types of power of attorney forms with…

A New Hampshire bill of sale is a legal document between a buyer and seller for the transfer of personal property. The document acts as both a receipt and binding document that records a transaction (commonly for a motor vehicle). After the sale is complete, the buyer will need to keep a copy for accounting…

A New Hampshire lease agreement binds a landlord and a tenant to a rental contract that outlines the rent and the responsibilities of each party. A lease may be used for residential or commercial property and cannot be terminated unless both parties agree to cancel. A landlord will commonly verify the tenant’s credit report and…

A New Hampshire eviction notice is a document intended for landlords seeking to notify a tenant that they are no longer in compliance with their rental contract. The notice should include the specific violation and the steps the tenant must take to fix the issue. This is commonly for late rent but can be for…

A New Hampshire real estate power of attorney form is a legal document used by the principal (real property owner) to grant decision-making authority to a pre-determined attorney-in-fact. This document will provide an attorney-in-fact proof of the principal approval required to oversee any or all of the principal’s real property. The attorney-in-fact must carefully execute…

A New Hampshire durable statutory power of attorney form allows a person (“principal”) to transfer the handling of financial affairs to someone else (“agent”). The powers given can be limited or broad depending on the principal’s preference. The term “durable” refers to the fact that this power of attorney does not terminate if and when…

A New Hampshire tax (Dept. of Revenue) power of attorney (Form DP 2848), otherwise known as “New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration Power of Attorney Form,” is a document that can be used to appoint someone to represent you with the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration as well as other tax entities operating under…

A New Hampshire guardian of minor power of attorney form allows you to appoint an agent to make decisions about and/or take action over your children’s affairs on your behalf. This can be quite a useful precaution since there are times when a child’s parent(s) anticipate being unavailable for a time, either for military deployment,…

A New Hampshire revocation power of attorney form is a document used to revoke a previously authorized power of attorney. When you decide to revoke such a document, it is important that you fill out this form and make sure the relevant parties receive a copy of it. The purpose of this paperwork will be…

A New Hampshire general (financial) power of attorney form allows you to designate an individual (i.e. friend, relative, appropriate professional) to manage your finances in your name. This agent will be able to act on your behalf in the matters you define here once you provide the required signature approval. You, as the principal, will…