How do I write a power of attorney for my spouse and I to appear in court together?

The plaintiff, defendant and other parties do not need to issue a power of attorney when appearing in court. If you entrust another person to represent you, you need to submit a power of attorney to the court.

1. If you and your spouse are both plaintiffs, there is no need to submit a power of attorney to the court.

2. If one of you or your lover is a party to the case, there is no need to submit it yourself. If the other spouse appears in court on their behalf, you need one spouse to submit a power of attorney to the other spouse.

3. Issue a power of attorney according to different situations, and provide the following format for reference:

Principal: name, gender, date of birth, nationality, workplace, occupation, address. (If the client is an organization, please specify the name of the organization)

Assignee: name, gender, date of birth, nationality, work unit, occupation, address. (If the client is a lawyer, only fill in the name and law firm name)

The client entrusts XXX to represent the XXXX (first instance, second instance or retrial) XXXX case (specify the nature of the case and the opposing party) (or defender), the agency authority is as follows:

(If entrusting a criminal case defender, just write "Defendant XXX (name) case X trial defense")

(Economic, civil . If an agent is appointed for an administrative case, the authority of the agent should be clearly stated; if the agent is specially authorized, the specific scope of authorization should be clarified, such as prosecution, counterclaim, reconciliation, withdrawal of suit, appeal, signing of legal documents, etc.)

The client. (Signature or seal)

Consignee: (Signature or seal)

XXXX, XXXX, XX, XX