Power of Attorney Revocation Document

A Power of Attorney Revocation Document is a legal instrument used to cancel or terminate a previously executed power of attorney. The document must be signed by the principal (the person who granted the power of attorney) and may require witnesses or notarization, depending on state law. The revocation document effectively nullifies the authority granted to the agent under the original power of attorney and prevents them from taking any further actions on behalf of the principal. The Power of Attorney Revocation Document is an important tool for ensuring that individuals maintain control over their legal and financial affairs and can change their designated decision-makers as needed.