Signing Requirements
At least one witness or a notary public must witness the principal’s signature.[1] Neither can be related to the principal, the agent, entitled to the principal’s estate, or involved in their health care.
Power of Attorney (Preview)
Legal Definition
“Health care power of attorney” means a written designation of an agent to make health care decisions that meets the requirements of section 36-3221 and that comes into effect and is durable as provided in section 36-3223, subsection A.[2]
Revocation
An agent’s authority can be revoked by written statement, a new power of attorney, notifying the representative or a health care provider, or by any other manner that communicates an intent to revoke.[3]