Utah § 75-5-707 Termination.

Utah Statutes

§ 75-5-707 — Termination.

Utah § 75-5-707

Title 75Utah Uniform Probate Code

Ch. 75-5Protection of Persons Under Disability and Their Property

Part 75-5-7Supported Decision-making Agreements

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Utah Code Ann. § 75-5-707 (2026).

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Unless otherwise provided in the supported decision-making agreement, a supported decision-making agreement is terminated upon the occurrence of any of the following:

(1)the death of the principal;

(2)revocation by the principal pursuant to Section 75-5-706;

(3)as to a specific supporter, if the supporter is no longer qualified by reason of failure to meet the requirements described in Subsection 75-5-701(14);

(4)withdrawal by all of the supporters pursuant to Section 75-5-706 without the designation of a successor supporter;

(5)the principal's execution of a valid power of attorney, healthcare directive, or declaration for mental health treatment, except to the extent the executed document expressly continues, in whole or in part, the supported decision-making agreement; or

(6)a cou

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Unless otherwise provided in the supported decision-making agreement, a supported decision-making agreement is terminated upon the occurrence of any of the following:
(1) the death of the principal;
(2) revocation by the principal pursuant to Section 75-5-706;
(3) as to a specific supporter, if the supporter is no longer qualified by reason of failure to meet the requirements described in Subsection 75-5-701(14);
(4) withdrawal by all of the supporters pursuant to Section 75-5-706 without the designation of a successor supporter;
(5) the principal's execution of a valid power of attorney, healthcare directive, or declaration for mental health treatment, except to the extent the executed document expressly continues, in whole or in part, the supported decision-making agreement; or
(6) a court's:
(6)(a) determination that the principal does not have capacity to execute or consent to a supported decision-making agreement; or
(6)(b) appointment of a temporary or permanent guardian or conservator, unless the court's order of appointment:
(6)(b)(i) modifies but continues the supported decision-making agreement; and
(6)(b)(ii) limits the powers and duties of the guardian.