UNIFORM POWER OF ATTORNEY ACT
Part I. General Provisions
Section
551E-1 Definitions
551E-2 Applicability
551E-3 Power of attorney
551E-4 Nomination of conservator or guardian; relation
of agent to court-appointed fiduciary
551E-5 Effective date of power of attorney
551E-6 Termination of power of attorney or agent's
authority
551E-7 Co-agents and successor agents
551E-8 Reimbursement and compensation of agent
551E-9 Agent's acceptance
551E-10 Agent's duties
551E-11 Exoneration of agent
551E-12 Judicial relief
551E-13 Agent's liability
551E-14 Agent's resignation; notice
551E-15 Acceptance of and reliance upon acknowledged
power of attorney
551E-16 Liability for refusal to accept acknowledged
power of attorney
551E-17 Principles of law and equity
551E-18 Laws applicable to financial institutions and
entities
551E-19 Remedies under other law
Part II. Authority
551E-31 Authority that requires specific grant; grant of
general authority
551E-32 Incorporation of authority
551E-33 Construction of authority generally
551E-34 Real property
551E-35 Tangible personal property
551E-36 Stocks and bonds
551E-37 Commodities and options
551E-38 Banks and other financial institutions
551E-39 Operation of entity or business
551E-40 Insurance and annuities
551E-41 Estates, trusts, and other beneficial interests
551E-42 Claims and litigation
551E-43 Personal and family maintenance
551E-44 Benefits from governmental programs or civil or
military service
551E-45 Retirement plans
551E-46 Taxes
551E-47 Gifts
Part III. Statutory Forms
551E-51 Statutory form power of attorney
551E-52 Agent's certification
Part IV. Miscellaneous Provisions
551E-61 Uniformity of application and construction
551E-62 Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and
National Commerce Act
551E-63 Effect on existing powers of attorney
Law Journals and Reviews
Prior law.
The Death Of The Living Will And The Making Of Health Care Decisions Under Hawaii's New But Not Quite Uniform Health-Care Decisions Act. III HBJ, no. 13, at 29 (1999).
Consent for Testing and Treatment of Minors in Hawaii. 13 HBJ, no. 13, at 165 (2009).