Virginia Power of Attorney Forms (9 Types)
Virginia power of attorney forms allow a person to choose someone else to represent their best interests and make decisions on their behalf. The most common types related to financial and medical matters but the form can be to elect any person to represent someone’s affairs for any legal action. A power of attorney can…
Virginia Bill of Sale Forms (4)
A Virginia bill of sale form records a transaction between a buyer seeking to purchase property from a willing seller. It is a simple document that is legally binding and includes the sales price and a description of the property being sold, most commonly a motor vehicle. The buyer will be required to retain a…
Virginia Lease Agreements (6) | Residential & Commercial
A Virginia lease agreement allows landlords and tenants to come to terms with the use of a property for a set period of time. In general, the document should specify the parties involved, the premises, and the amount of money to be paid in rent for the course of the term. Rental Application – Form…
Virginia Eviction Notice Forms (3)
A Virginia eviction notice is used when a tenant has either failed to pay rent when it is due or breached other terms of the lease. The first step in the process is to give written notice to the tenant that there is an issue and that they need to respond or face eviction. If…
Virginia Real Estate Power of Attorney Form
A Virginia Real Estate Power of Attorney Form, usually prepared by the principal issuing it, allows a selected Agent to perform duties with regard to real property with physical proof that they are carrying out the issuing principal’s wishes. This document will not provide permission for the agent to make any other decisions on behalf…
Virginia Limited Power of Attorney Form
A Virginia Limited Power of Attorney Form is the paperwork required for an agent to prove he or she has your approval to represent you in a specific matter or distinct transaction(s). There are numerous scenarios where the presence of you or a representative is mandatory. For instance, you may need someone to file paperwork…
Virginia Advance Directive | Medical POA + Living Will
A Virginia advance directive is a document that combines a medical power of attorney and living will to allow a person to select their end-of-life treatment options. An advance directive lets someone choose an agent to carry out their treatment options and speak to medical staff if they are unable to make the decisions themselves….
Virginia Minor Child Power of Attorney Form
A Virginia Minor Child Power of Attorney Form is a legal document that enables the legal guardians (including parents) of children to properly deliver the power to make adult decisions and take actions to safeguard one or more child to another adult. Only the parent of a child or that child’s court-appointed legal guardian can…
Virginia Revocation of Power of Attorney Form
A Virginia Revocation of Power of Attorney Form is used for revoking a power of attorney (POA) that you already have executed. In addition to filling out the form, it is important that you provide notice to everyone who has a copy of your old POA by providing them with a copy of the revocation…
Virginia Tax Power of Attorney (Form PAR-101)
A Virginia Tax Power of Attorney (Form PAR-101), otherwise known as Department of Taxation Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative, is often used by a taxpayer who seeks to have a professional such as an accountant or attorney to handle their tax matters before the Virginia Department of Taxation. This form should be completed with accurate and…