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Ohio power of attorney forms provide a legal method by which a person can designate a representative to handle their affairs. The person granting the powers will commonly choose someone that is a trusted person (e.g. spouse, family member). The most common forms are related to financial and medical decision-making but can be for any…

An Ohio bill of sale is a document that includes transactional details between a buyer and seller of personal property. It acts both as a receipt and a record of a transaction that can be used by the buyer for registration or accounting purposes. A bill of sale should only be signed after it the…

An Ohio lease agreement is a legal contract written for a landlord seeking to rent residential or commercial real estate to a paying tenant. Before authorizing, the tenant will view the property and negotiate the monthly rent along with the landlord’s responsibilities (utilities, services, etc.). After a verbal agreement is made, a rental application will…

An Ohio eviction notice is a letter used to let a tenant know that they must cure a violation in their lease agreement. The landlord is recommended to send via certified letter with return receipt to have proof the tenant received the notice. The tenant will be required to fix the issue or vacate the…

An Ohio real estate power of attorney form is a document you can use to appoint an agent to represent matters related to your real estate interests. Thus, this paperwork will enable the elected agent to complete the tasks and directives the principal has set forth. This document will require direct attention from the principal…

An Ohio revocation of power of attorney form is a document used to revoke and cancel a power of attorney executed in the past. Although you can such a revocation orally, many consider it far wiser to have a definitive paper trail. This will help avoid any misinterpretations as to when the authority being discussed…

An Ohio power of attorney for minor child form (grandparent) is a document that allows a parent to give a trusted grandparent the legal authority to temporarily care for and make appropriate decisions for their children. This is a legal form which must be filed within five days with the juvenile court in which the…

An Ohio limited power of attorney form is a document that can be used to appoint an agent to represent your interests in specific or limited circumstances. For instance, you may anticipate being away at the time a closing is scheduled. Rather than changing the date of the closing, this form allows you to have…

An Ohio general (financial) power of attorney form allows you to authorize a friend or relative to be your agent with regard to your financial affairs. Your agent will have the power to manage, make decisions, dispose and accumulate your assets and property, so it is imperative that you choose someone who will act in your…

An Ohio tax power of attorney form, or ‘Form TBOR 1’, is a document you can fill out to appoint an agent to represent you before the Department of Taxation. The principal taxpayer will be responsible for naming the representational powers the agent can wield in this paperwork. Such powers can range from the authority…