Official Arizona power of attorney packets and instructions.
These resources explain available forms and signing requirements. Review the full instructions and obtain advice about which document fits your situation before an appointment.
On the Maricopa County Superior Court page, you will find a general power of attorney packet with regular and durable options, plus a separate special power of attorney packet. The page links to instructions that explain the forms and signing process. These address nonmedical authority; review the packet for the document you have chosen to use.
The court page includes a downloadable parental power of attorney packet and instructions for delegating limited parental authority to another adult. It explains the time limit and that this does not create guardianship or a legal decision-making order.
Health care and mental health care powers of attorney are listed separately under Life Care Planning. A notary does not select, draft, or interpret a power of attorney for a signer.
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