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Upon the appropriate action of a declarant (person writing a will) a living will can be canceled or revoked. A living will can be revoked at any time without regard to the mental or physical condition of the declarant. The meaning of the revocation is that the will is no longer effective or legally enforceable. A revocation is effective when it's communicated to the attending physician or other health care provider by the declarant or anyone that witnesses the revocation.
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This form is also part of one or more other packages?
Planning for the Future
Forms in this package include:
- Last Will and Testament
- Codicil (Modification to Will)
- Living Will
- Power of Attorney for Health Care and Living Will
- Power of Attorney (limited/specific)
- Revocation of Living Will and/or Power of Attorney
- Revocation of Power of Attorney
- Life Insurance Beneficiary Change Request - General
- Request for Credit Report
- Organ Donor Declaration
- General Power of Attorney
Health and Wellness
Forms in this package include:
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