Arizona § 36-3285 Revocation; disqualification of agent

Arizona Statutes

§ 36-3285 — Revocation; disqualification of agent

Arizona § 36-3285

Title 36Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 32LIVING WILLS AND HEALTH CARE DIRECTIVES

Art. 6Mental Health Care Power of Attorney

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 36-3285 (2026).

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A.Except during times when the principal has been found to be incapable as defined in section 36-3281, a principal under a mental health care power of attorney may disqualify an agent or revoke all or any portion of the power of attorney.

B.Unless a principal is incapable as defined in section 36-3281, a principal may revoke all or any part of the principal's mental health care power of attorney by doing any of the following:

1.Making a written revocation of the mental health care power of attorney or a written statement to disqualify an agent.

2.Orally notifying the agent or a mental health care provider.

3.Making a new mental health care power of attorney.

4.Any other act that demonstrates a specific intent to revoke a mental health care power of attorney or disqualify an agen

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A. Except during times when the principal has been found to be incapable as defined in section 36-3281, a principal under a mental health care power of attorney may disqualify an agent or revoke all or any portion of the power of attorney.

B. Unless a principal is incapable as defined in section 36-3281, a principal may revoke all or any part of the principal's mental health care power of attorney by doing any of the following:

1. Making a written revocation of the mental health care power of attorney or a written statement to disqualify an agent.

2. Orally notifying the agent or a mental health care provider.

3. Making a new mental health care power of attorney.

4. Any other act that demonstrates a specific intent to revoke a mental health care power of attorney or disqualify an agent.