Use This Form If:

• Individuals who have previously granted a Power of Attorney for the Care of Children may find it necessary to revoke that authority when their circumstances change, such as when a child returns to their custody. This form provides the legal documentation needed to formally notify all relevant parties of the revocation.
• Situations requiring the revocation of a Power of Attorney often arise when the grantor decides to appoint a different guardian or caregiver for their children. By using this notice, the grantor ensures that the previous authority is officially terminated and that the new arrangements are legally recognized.
• For those who may have granted Power of Attorney to a relative or friend temporarily, revocation becomes essential once the original situation has been resolved. This form serves as a clear and formal way to communicate the end of that authority, protecting both the grantor's and the children's interests.
• Parents who have experienced a change in their relationship status, such as a divorce or separation, might choose to revoke a Power of Attorney that was previously granted to an ex-spouse or partner. This form allows them to assert their current wishes regarding the care of their children.
• In cases where the grantor has concerns about the well-being of the child under the care of the appointed attorney, they may wish to revoke the Power of Attorney. This notice provides a legal means to ensure that the child’s care is aligned with the grantor's current intentions.