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Florida Revocation of Power of Attorney Form

A Florida revocation power of attorney is used to terminate a previously executed power of attorney. Before the revocation comes into effect, the principal must notify the original agent and any financial institutions or other third parties that may be relying on the original power of attorney that it is being revoked.
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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.

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