Financial Powers
A financial power of attorney terminates if:[1]
- The principal dies;
- The principal becomes incapacitated and the power of attorney is not durable;
- The principal terminates the power of attorney with a written revocation;
- The power of attorney has an end date;
- The purpose of the power of attorney is completed; or
- The agent resigns, becomes incapacitated, dies, or is removed by the court.
Medical Powers
A medical power of attorney can be revoked by the principal at any time by:[2]
- The principal executes a new power of attorney that specifically revokes the existing one; or
- The principal signs a written revocation.