Utah Advance Directive Form

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A Utah advance directive is a healthcare planning document that provides instruction for when the preparer can no longer make decisions for themselves. The form defines the preparer’s treatment preferences and appoints an agent to act on their behalf for medical decisions.

Utah Advance Directive Form

A Utah advance directive is a healthcare planning document that provides instruction for when the preparer can no longer make decisions for themselves. The form defines the preparer’s treatment preferences and appoints an agent to act on their behalf for medical decisions.

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Last updated May 8th, 2024

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A Utah advance directive is a healthcare planning document that provides instruction for when the preparer can no longer make decisions for themselves. The form defines the preparer’s treatment preferences and appoints an agent to act on their behalf for medical decisions.

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Signing Requirements

An advance directive must be signed by at least one disinterested witness.[1]

The following persons are ineligible to serve as a witness:

  • The principal’s agent
  • A person who signed on the principal’s behalf
  • The principal’s relative by blood or marriage
  • A beneficiary or heir to the principal’s estate or property
  • A person who would benefit financially from the principal’s passing
  • A person financially responsible for the principal’s health care
  • The principal’s healthcare provider or a healthcare facility administrator

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Revocation

An advance directive can be revoked by the principal physically destroying it, writing “void” across the form, or directing a third party to do the same.[2] The document may also be revoked via written revocation or verbally in front of an adult witness.

Furthermore, a decree of annulment, divorce, or separation revokes the spouse or partner’s authority to act as an agent.

Sources

  1. § 75-2a-107(c)
  2. § 75-2a-114