Oregon Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney Form
An Oregon durable power of attorney document enables a person, referred to as the "principal," to designate someone else to manage their financial matters for them. The appointed individual, known as the "agent," should be someone trustworthy and is responsible for making decisions that align with the principal's best interests.
Signing Requirements
Principal only.
Statutory Form
The Oregon Revised Statutes do not include a sample statutory power of attorney form, but language concerning powers of attorney can be found in Chapter 127 of the Oregon code.
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The Significance of POA
