Michigan Power of Attorney Revocation Form
A Michigan power of attorney revocation is a legal document that serves to end or invalidate a power of attorney that was previously granted. Once the revocation form is completed, the principal is required to deliver a copy of it or notify the original agent, as well as any financial or medical organizations that might have been relying on the initial power of attorney.
Signing Requirements
No laws, although like the durable version, two witnesses or notary public are recommended.
Notice
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The Significance of POA
