Signing Requirements
Either two witnesses or a notary public must sign the form.[1]
Revocation
The directive may be revoked by the principal, without regard to their physical or mental condition, by an oral or written revocation or by the execution of a new advance directive.[2]
State Definition
“Advance directive” means a directive, an out-of-hospital DNR order, or a medical power of attorney.[3]
Statutory Form
A required statutory form for medical powers of attorney is specified in Texas statute.[4]
Sample
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