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Revocation of a Power of Attorney in Divorce
The maker of the Power of Attorney may be completely competent but may be physically unable to handle certain matters and that may have been why the Power of Attorney was made. If competent, a person can always revoke their Power of Attorney and choose to continue to act on their own. A person or entity acting as Power of Attorney owes fiduciary duties, being in a position of trust, and said fiduciary duties include complete loyalty and complete transparency.
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