How do I revoke my mother's power of attorney in Indiana?

Full question:

How do I relinquish my mother as my power of attorney if she lives in Indiana and give the power of attorney to my girlfriend who I have now lived with for over a year?

Answer:

To revoke a power of attorney in Indiana, you must sign a revocation document. This document should clearly state that you are ending the existing power of attorney. After signing, give a copy of the revocation to anyone who may have dealt with your mother as the agent. You can then create a new power of attorney that names your girlfriend as the new agent.

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FAQs

To quit being someone's power of attorney in Indiana, you should sign a formal resignation letter stating your intention to resign. Provide this letter to the principal (the person who granted you power of attorney) and any relevant parties, such as financial institutions or healthcare providers. It's also advisable to notify the successor agent if one is named.