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If you need to assign a trusted agent to act on your behalf, then you may need to make a Power of Attorney. With a Colorado Power of Attorney form, your agent(s) can be granted the authority to make... Read More
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Making a Colorado Power of Attorney
If you need to assign a trusted agent to act on your behalf, then you may need to make a Power of Attorney. With a Colorado Power of Attorney form, your agent(s) can be granted the authority to make decisions in your absence, sign documents for you, or otherwise manage your legal and financial matters.
You may use a Colorado Power of Attorney document if:
Yes, a Colorado Power of Attorney document needs to be notarized in Colorado.
Rocket Lawyer's Colorado Power of Attorney document will allow you to appoint a sole Agent or Co-Agents who will act on your behalf. Having a "Co-Agent" means you selected two Agents to serve.
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