A Delaware Revocation of Power of Attorney formally ends the authority granted in a prior POA. The revocation must outline what type of POA is being revoked, along with the principal and agent’s information. A notary public should witness the executor’s signature for verification reasons.
A Delaware Revocation of Power of Attorney formally ends the authority granted in a prior POA. The revocation must outline what type of POA is being revoked, along with the principal and agent’s information. A notary public should witness the executor’s signature for verification reasons.
Statutes – Title 12, Chapter 49A: Durable Personal Powers of Attorney Act (§ 49A-101 – § 49A-301)
Definition – § 49A-110
Signing Requirements – It is advised to retain the services of a licensed notary to legally verify the dissolution of the original agreement.
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