[TX] How do I revoke multiple powers of attorney with a single revocation letter?
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Here is a template that can be used. You can edit it to include both.
https://eforms.com/power-of-attorney/tx/texas-revocation-of-power-of-attorney/
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My sister-in-law has two medical powers of attorney that were made in November of 2024 and the other about 3 years ago. She now wants to revoke those and appoint a new agent. In a revocation letter should both agents (one for each of the two POAs) be listed in the same letter or can we make 2 separate revocation letters for her?
I understand your concern about revoking the medical powers of attorney. Have the current agents been notified of your sister-in-law's intention to revoke their powers?
Yes they are aware.
Are there any specific requirements or procedures outlined in the original medical powers of attorney regarding revocation that need to be followed?
No there are not, just the standard POA.
Is there anything else the Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured they’ll be able to help with revoking the medical powers of attorney.
No, nothing more.
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OK. Typically it would be one revocation if both are being revoked.
What state is this located in?
That’s what I thought but I'm not finding a form to accommodate two agents with different addresses.
Texas.
Here is a template that can be used. You can edit it to include both.
https://eforms.com/power-of-attorney/tx/texas-revocation-of-power-of-attorney/
Please let me know if you have any additional questions I can help with.
I did see this one and started it but there is nothing to indicate that I can put both names and addresses on there ....they are two separate POAs.
Where do I edit?
You can write in both names in the [NAME OF PREVIOUS AGENT] section.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions I can help with.
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