Another common name for this is a Living Will. Your Living Will lists certain health care directives and even names an Agent to make medical decisions on your behalf.
It is emotional and difficult to make life or death decisions for another person. A Living Will ensures someone else knows your wishes, even when you are unable to vocalize those directions.
Typically, a living will provides direction on when you should be taken on life support and when to prolong life if you are in a vegetative state or prolonged process of dying.
Your wishes need to be known so others can confidently assist you when you can no longer help yourself. We walk you through your options and ensure you understand what directions you are leaving.
Give those you love the comfort and confidence they need to help you and them through what could be a very difficult time. Our attorneys offer free consultations to discuss how to implement a Living Will into your Estate Plan.
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