Maryland durable power of attorney form gives a person (the “Principal”) ability to appoint another individual to control personal, financial, or medical matters if you are unable to do so, usually due to a medical condition.
Signing Requirement ✍️
Yes, must be signed by the Principal in the presence of two witnesses who also sign and needs to be notarized from a public notary.
Source: § 17-110
What to include in a Maryland POA?
- Full legal name and mailing address
- Appointed Agent full legal name, mailing address, and relationship to you.
- Powers granted
- Effective date
- Signatures
Law Alert ⚖️
Code of Maryland – § 17-110
FAQs
- Who can override a power of attorney in Maryland? The principal as long as they still have a ‘sound mind.’
- Does the state of Maryland have its own PDF version? Yes, Maryland offers a Maryland Advanced Directive – PDF Form
Maryland Power of Attorney Form: Free Template Downloads
Sample
https://simpleforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Maryland-MD-durable-general-power-of-attorney-template.pdf