The financial power of attorney can be in two forms. First, it can be a general and durable power of attorney. What that means is that the power of attorney upon execution gives immediate authority to the representative to handle the financial affairs of the person, or second, it can be a springing power of […]

To revoke a durable financial power of attorney in New Jersey, you typically do one of two things, or both. You send a letter to your designated representative saying something to the effect of, “Please be advised, I hereby revoke the power of attorney dated ___, pursuant to which you were appointed as my attorney.” […]