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In FL unless the power of attorney provides a different method for an agent's resignation, an agent may resign by giving notice to the principal, to the guardian if the principal is incapacitated and one has been appointed for the principal, and to any co-agent, or if none, the next successor agent.

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You can complete a revocation of power of attorney form and provide a copy of it to your agent and to the people your agent conducted business with on your behalf. If you want proof that the agent received the revocation of power of attorney form, you can send a copy of it to your agent by return-receipt mail or hand deliver it and have your agent date and sign a copy of it for your records.

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If you have the power of attorney you write to or tell the person who gave it to you that you can no longer act for them.

If you gave the power of attorney you write to the holder and tell them that you have rescinded the power. You may also be wise in writing to all the people who your power of attorney was dealing with and informing them that the power has been rescinded.

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Yes. You must execute a revocation in which you name the attorney in fact and the date they were first appointed. You must clearly state that the POA has been revoked, date and sign it and send copies to the former attorney in fact and to any entities where it had been used such as banks, doctor's offices, etc.

You can also complete a revocation of power of attorney form and provide a copy of it to your agent and to the people your agent conducted business with on your behalf. If you want proof that the agent received the revocation of power of attorney form, you can send a copy of it to your agent by return-receipt mail or hand deliver it and have your agent date and sign a copy of it for your records.

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A Power of Attorney must be revoked in writing by the principal, signed and acknowledged by a notary public. It should be delivered to the attorney-in-fact and any third parties where it may have been used (or copies filed) such as your bank or medical center.

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Only the grantor of the POA acn withdraw it. If the POA is going to be challenged it must be done so in court.

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If the attorney in fact under a power of attorney wants to relinquish that power they can resign in writing to the principal who must execute a new POA naming a new AIF.

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By assigning a new power of attorney.

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Can power of attorney be cancel by the individual person?

Yes, you must authorize a power of attorney revocation form or sign a new power of attorney form.


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