A power of attorney (POA) grants an appointed agent the legal authority to act on behalf of the principal. The principal can revoke this authority at any time, provided they are mentally competent.

A power of attorney is a highly jurisdictional area of the law. The mechanics for assigning and revoking a power of attorney depend entirely your specific state. However, regardless of ...

Dear Mr. Premack: I think I have a simple legal question. I heard the law changed regarding recorded powers of attorney. I want to revoke my old power of attorney, but it was filed at the ...

Many power of attorney documents expire after a set period of time, so you won't need to revoke the agreement at all if it has hit its expiration date. Advertisement Article continues below this ad ...

Q: Does a power of attorney ever terminate, or do I have to hire an attorney to remove someone that I no longer trust and refuses to give up the ...

In Wise v. Mitchell, a power of attorney holder, Mitchell, filed a revocation of a deed that the principal issued to Wise. No. 05-15-00610-CV, 2016 ...

A power of attorney is a highly jurisdictional area of the law. The mechanics for assigning and revoking a power of attorney depend entirely your specific state. However, regardless of jurisdiction, ...