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(1) Competent adult; (2) in writing; (3) signed by the principal; and (4) the principal's signature is notarized by a notary public.
The average legal fees for a power of attorney in Massachusetts range from $250 to $500. The difference in cost can depend on the specifics of the document you want created, as well as the legal professional you work with.
A family member acting as a POA requires a signed Form M-2848 except when a parent is acting on behalf of a minor child.
The law states that the durable power of attorney should have been assigned in writing on a signed document, with two witnesses present. They must be over 18, mentally competent and with no undue influence.
A Massachusetts limited power of attorney form is a document that assigns power of attorney, or decision-making power, to a party known as an Agent for a limited time. That means it will supply specific instructions and tasks to the Agent who assumes this power.