A Power of Attorney will end:

• When you die
• If you cancel or revoke it (while you still have capacity)
• If you become bankrupt
• If one of your joint attorneys dies or loses capacity (unless the document states the other attorney can continue to act alone)
• If a court or tribunal orders that it ends
• It’s also possible to set an expiry date or include specific conditions for when it should stop.

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