Legal forms

A Waiver of Notice is a document that is used to waive the requirement of providing a notice to a party. It is usually used in legal proceedings, such as in court cases, to waive the right to receive a notice of any proceedings, hearings, or other events. The waiver must be signed by the party who is waiving the right to receive the notice. It must include the name of the party waiving the notice, the date the waiver was signed, and the name of the court or other legal proceedings in which the waiver is being executed.

A temporary power of attorney is a legal document that grants someone else the authority to act as an agent or attorney-in-fact on behalf of the person who is granting the power of attorney. This type of document is typically used for a specific period of time and for a specific purpose.

A living will form, is a legal document that goes into effect while you are still alive. It declares that you do not want to be kept alive by artificial life support systems. A living will form usually becomes effective when your condition is hopeless and you have no reasonable chance of recovery to a life you consider meaningful.