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Code · Illinois · Chapter 755 — ESTATES · Act 9

Sec. 70. Term of agreement; revocation.

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Sec. 70. Term of agreement; revocation.
(a)A supported decision-making agreement extends until terminated by either party or by the terms of the agreement.
(b)A supported decision-making agreement is terminated if:
(1)the Office of Inspector General or Adult Protective Services substantiated an
allegation of abuse or neglect by the supporter; or
(2)there is a restraining order against the supporter by the principal.
(c)A principal may revoke his or her supported decision-making agreement and invalidate the supported decision-making agreement at any time by:
(1)canceling or destroying the supported decision-making agreement or directing another
in the presence of the principal to destroy the decision-making agreement;
(2)executing a statement, in writing, that is signed and dated by the principal,
expressing his or her intent to revoke the supported decision-making agreement; or
(3)verbally expressing the intent of the principal to revoke the supported
decision-making agreement in the presence of 2 witnesses.
(d)Unless the supported decision-making agreement provides a different method for the resignation of the support, a supporter may resign by giving notice to the principal.
(e)The last signed agreement holds.
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