NEW MEXICO POWER OF ATTORNEY BUNDLE FINANCIAL AND HEALTHCARE PLANNING DOCUMENTS

Prepare for life’s unexpected moments with two essential New Mexico estate-planning documents in one convenient bundle. This package helps you appoint trusted individuals to manage your financial affairs and make healthcare decisions if you become unable to handle those matters yourself.

The bundle includes:

1. NEW MEXICO DURABLE FINANCIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY

This document allows you to appoint an Agent and Successor Agent to manage authorized financial and property matters, including:

• Banking and financial accounts
• Real estate and personal property
• Vehicles and other titled property
• Taxes, insurance, and investments
• Retirement and government benefits
• Business interests
• Digital assets and electronic accounts
• Trusts, gifts, beneficiaries, and survivorship rights when specifically authorized

It also includes an optional Agent Acceptance, New Mexico notarial certificate, and practical completion notes.

2. NEW MEXICO HEALTHCARE POWER OF ATTORNEY AND ADVANCE HEALTHCARE DIRECTIVE

This document allows you to appoint a Healthcare Agent and Alternate Agent and record your wishes concerning:

• Medical care and treatment decisions
• HIPAA and medical-record access
• Life-sustaining treatment
• Artificial nutrition and hydration
• CPR and resuscitation preferences
• Comfort care, pain relief, and hospice
• Religious, cultural, and personal values
• Pregnancy-related instructions
• Guardian nomination
• Anatomical gifts and organ donation
• Preferred physicians or healthcare providers

It also includes an optional Agent Acceptance, optional witness and notarial sections, and separate completion and execution instructions.

Bundle Details

Format: Digital download

Documents: 2
Total Length: 17 pages
State: New Mexico
Use: Financial, property, healthcare, and advance-care planning

Purchasing the bundle provides coordinated financial and healthcare planning documents while offering better value than purchasing each form separately.

These are self-help legal document templates and are not substitutes for advice from a New Mexico-licensed attorney, tax professional, or qualified healthcare professional. Individual guidance is recommended for complex estates, Medicaid planning, substantial gifts, business interests, mental-health treatment, guardianship concerns, unusual medical instructions, or family disputes.