Updated June 06, 2023
A Delaware real estate power of attorney serves as documentation defining the permission a principal gives an agent to handle their business (pertaining to real property) when he or she is absent, ill, or otherwise unavailable to act. The principal will be required to provide all the information requested by this paperwork. This form will require one witness attestation and the acknowledgment of a notary public at the time of its execution.
Laws
- Statutes – Chapter 49A. Durable Personal Powers of Attorney Act
- Signing Requirements (12 Del. C. § 49A-105) – One (1) Witness and Notary Public.