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A power of attorney authorizes another person to act on your behalf in legal or business matters. If you have already given someone power of attorney over your matters but have since then decided to revoke power from that person it will be necessary to do so in writing and have it authorized by a notary public. Use this document to revoke power of attorney from a previously authorized person.
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This form is also part of one or more other packages?
Getting Married
Forms in this package include:
- Prenuptial Agreement
- Last Will and Testament
- Codicil to Will (To Add Spouse)
- Power of Attorney (limited/specific)
- Revocation of Power of Attorney
- Quitclaim Deed to be used to convey property ownership as community property
- Non-marital Cohabitation Agreement
- Life Insurance Beneficiary Change Request - To Add New Spouse
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
- Organ Donor Declaration
- Request for Credit Report
- General Power of Attorney
Health and Wellness
Forms in this package include:
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