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Power of Attorney

1.	Introduction to Power of Attorney
2.	Definition of a Power of Attorney
3.	Authorities for Durable Power of Attorney
4.	Legal Requirements for a Power of Attorney
5.	Married Couples and Power of Attorney
6.	Putting a Power of Attorney into Effect
7.	Ending a Power of Attorney
8.	Revoking a Power of Attorney
9.	Health Care Decisions

8. Revoking a Power of Attorney

As long as you are mentally competent you can revoke your power of attorney. The revocation should be in writing. It should be delivered to the agent and to third parties with whom the agent is dealing (for example, your bank).

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