Revocation of Living Will
Overview
A Deed of Revocation for revoking a Living Will.
- Revoke a Living Will fast and effectively.
- Draft your document online with this customisable template.
- Solicitor drafted in plain clear English for ease of use.
Deed of Revocation for a Living Will
A Living Will is a Will designed to provide only for specific circumstances that may occur during your lifetime. Its purpose is to set out information regarding your health care and medical treatment choices such as life support if you become unable to communicate as a result of a serious injury or illness. For example, as part of your Living Will you may state that you do not want to be resuscitated.
The idea of a Living Will is to help your family make medical decisions based on your wishes. If you are no longer able to speak or make decisions for yourself you will need a document to do this for you.
A Revocation of a Living Will is for use if you change your mind about all or part of the information in the Living Will. For example ,you may have put in your Living Will that you wish your organs to be donated upon your death, but as you age you may decide you do not want this. The Revocation document will void the Living Will you created so that it no longer is enforceable.
Using the Deed of Revocation for a Living Will
The Deed of Revocation for a Living Will template can be easily and fully customised and re-used as many times as required. The document has been drafted by a Solicitor to ensure it is legally binding and clear. Typically you will not need to customise the document and will just need to complete the template where prompted and sign it with a witness present to make it legally enforceable.
Associated Documents
We offer a full range of Will templates and related documents. For example there are Living Will, Single Will and Joint Will templates and our DIY Wills Kit.
Information to assist you in completing these documents can be found in our Guide to Our Will Template, Glossary of Common Will Words, Guide to Making a Will and article Why Have a Will?
We also offer Power of Attorney templates and Guides.
