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New Jersey Revocation Power of Attorney Form

A New Jersey power of attorney revocation is a document used to terminate an appointed agent's power of attorney. Copies of the revocation must be provided to the appointed agent and to any third-party entities that may be relying on the original power of attorney agreement. Otherwise, the revocation is not considered effective.
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Financial Powers

A financial power of attorney can be terminated by the principal if they:[1]

  • Sign a written revocation and records it with the office of recorder of deeds;
  • Deliver a written revocation to the attorney-in-fact; or
  • Destroy all physical copies of the executed power of attorney.

Medical Powers

An advance directive for health care can be revoked by the principal at any time by:[2]

  • Communicating their intent to revoke in writing or verbally to a health care representative or another reliable witness;
  • Executing a new advance directive.

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